I have spent 5 years doing a frame up rebuild, the only thing that we did not touch was the engine. An AG6 is just a stretched D6D from what I have found out the last 92 D6Ds were converted and I think it was kind of a special order deal no two are exactly alike. Mine is 05X1339.and is a 1988 model and I think 05X1347 was the last in 1991, I did not have any trouble getting parts the only thing that interchanges with a Chalenger is the windshield. The cab on mine was converted from the open top and the guy who done it did a poor job and we cut it off and made a new cab with a red dot air conditioner, I did all of the controls new cables and converted anything that would be hard to get from Cat to standard off the shelf parts that are available today. I sandblasted everything but the engine and painted the heavy stuff with IMRON paint all of the other pieces were powder coated, I done it in a CAT yellow 2 was as close. as I could find to the original color. What a lot of work! I would have to give a lot of thought to before I tried such a thing again, There is a separate parts book that goes with the standard AG6 parts book for all of the modifications. That tractor is a real runner and will give those 4 wheel drive rigs a run for their money on a lot less fuel and is more nimble to get around with and rides nice. Mike
Good Morning ! I just join here try to figure how to get in on your coversation on Cat AG6 , looks like its been a while back on this discussion , But we calculate around 100 AG6 built , we have s/n 5X01355 here which Cat told us its the last one Built , on pictures its the one in the shed , we are keeping that one for our collection, other pic is s/n 5X01338 we farmed with a little but have sold it since, we have pics of 20 differnt s/n AG6 , we either seen , or seen advertised,
EZ
Rare birds! There is an AG6 near me (closer to Mr. CTSnowfighter) by the Sacramento river; The "font" closest that I believe, is "bold extended Eurostyle". It would be a stretch to find the decals, let alone much of anything except engine parts for them. I wonder how much of the Challenger 65 parts would mesh with them?
There is an unused AG4 in Stockton, CA that a friend of a friend has, even more unique than one of the 6's.
That almost looks like the rolling ground east of Turlock...just taking a wild guess...Nice pics!
What are you going to plant? JM
Here is a picture of a AG4 that we have in our collection , i would be intrested in seeing pictures of the one you talked about .
EZ
Here you go. As far as I know, they keep it locked up and it never sees daylight. Our shutterbug CTS might look for the AG6 I had mentioned in Colusa, CA. JM
Didn’t Zimmerman’s in MO have quite a few for sale at one time? JM