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Just checking to see if I resized my pic's correct.
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Sat, Mar 28, 2009 10:46 PM
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I'd say you did. Is that a wide track?
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Sat, Mar 28, 2009 11:52 PM
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I'd say you did. Is that a wide track?
looks to be in nice shape and nice landscape in the background.

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Sun, Mar 29, 2009 12:05 AM
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looks to be in nice shape and nice landscape in the background.

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Wide track,no just a normal d2 that was put out to pasture several years ago.
The main is stuck and so is the clutch in the disengaged position?????
I understand the motor,but what's will the clutch???
Wouldn't that be cool if the clutch being frozen would be the reason the main won't turn over!!! Prob not that lucky.
Just a thought COMPRESSOR
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Sun, Mar 29, 2009 2:54 AM
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Wide track,no just a normal d2 that was put out to pasture several years ago.
The main is stuck and so is the clutch in the disengaged position?????
I understand the motor,but what's will the clutch???
Wouldn't that be cool if the clutch being frozen would be the reason the main won't turn over!!! Prob not that lucky.
Just a thought COMPRESSOR
Bernie, yes that looks like a wide track as a narrow track you can,t hardly slip between the track and the engine compartment unless your real skinny and it looks like plenty of room there on that one. Compressor, do you have a serial number fo the tractor and if it,s a U model the 4U is the narrow gauge and a 5U is the wide gauge.
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Sun, Mar 29, 2009 3:54 AM
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Bernie, yes that looks like a wide track as a narrow track you can,t hardly slip between the track and the engine compartment unless your real skinny and it looks like plenty of room there on that one. Compressor, do you have a serial number fo the tractor and if it,s a U model the 4U is the narrow gauge and a 5U is the wide gauge.
SER # 5U13868.
It's a standard 5u .
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Sun, Mar 29, 2009 4:31 AM
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SER # 5U13868.
It's a standard 5u .
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Hello, a 5u is a wide gauge tractor. a 4u is a standard or narrow gauge tractor. same with the j series d-2's a 5j is wide and a 3j is standard gauge. A wide gauge is 50" and a narrow is 40" I think. Caterpillarman
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Mon, Mar 30, 2009 12:38 AM
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Hello, a 5u is a wide gauge tractor. a 4u is a standard or narrow gauge tractor. same with the j series d-2's a 5j is wide and a 3j is standard gauge. A wide gauge is 50" and a narrow is 40" I think. Caterpillarman
Very nice photos! Glad you made them bigger. I have a D2 ag cat similar to yours, s/n 5U18291 (1957). GWH
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Mon, Mar 30, 2009 1:31 AM
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Very nice photos! Glad you made them bigger. I have a D2 ag cat similar to yours, s/n 5U18291 (1957). GWH
GWHDIESEL75,
How about a few pictures of your 5u18??? maybe a bonus story on how you found it.
it's snowing sideway's here in Utah.
Not much to do except play with the comp.
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Mon, Mar 30, 2009 2:18 AM
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GWHDIESEL75,
How about a few pictures of your 5u18??? maybe a bonus story on how you found it.
it's snowing sideway's here in Utah.
Not much to do except play with the comp.
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Nice looking Kitty there comp, got out of mine tonight before storm hit. Not doing anything yet, calling for a blizzard on Monday. Heard roads are closed north of Gillette already tho. John
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Mon, Mar 30, 2009 10:38 AM
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