Search “One Safe Source CAT” for a downloadable .pdf. Not sure if it’ll get you everything, but close. Use “find” selection for the .pdf to find what you want. Some part numbers less than four ending characters will add zeros to make them so.
Good luck-
Bernie
- i was wondering this too, are most bolts at least a Grade 8 ??
Note when ordering bolts sometimes you have to add a number to the part number:
S-467 should be 0S-0467
Everything you always wanted to know about Caterpillar hardware but were afraid to ask...
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These are from a "One Safe Source" in the 1990's,
Craig
Ray, try this. I have found this very useful in assembling my 22 from the "basket" that it came in. Not sure where it came from; I think from here some years ago. I also have 12 pages that I think were copied from a Cat book. PM your email to me and I will send them to you if you want more.
Pete
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Everything you always wanted to know about Caterpillar hardware but were afraid to ask...
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These are from a "One Safe Source" in the 1990's,
Craig
Everything you always wanted to know about Caterpillar hardware but were afraid to ask...
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[attachment=57108]hdw 9.jpg[/attachment] [attachment=57109]hdw 10.jpg[/attachment] [attachment=57110]hdw M.jpg[/attachment] [attachment=57111]hdw MN.jpg[/attachment]
These are from a "One Safe Source" in the 1990's,
Craig
[quote="seiscat"]Everything you always wanted to know about Caterpillar hardware but were afraid to ask...
These are from a "One Safe Source" in the 1990's,
Craig[/quote]. That was a great book. very handy to bad it isn't around anymore.
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