[quote="benlo"]hi everyone. I am searching for the sprocket removal tooling on various cat dozers, does anyone have the ram legs,porta power etc and whatever adapters available for sale or know anyone who does.
Thanks
Ben[/quote]
On my CAT 22 I just used a HD mechanical puller with a 3/4" impact wrench. I tighten it down then whack it with a 6 pound sledge. Tighten again and repeat until it pops off. Be sure to leave the Jesus nut loosened on the sprocket shaft until it pops free or you could get a lap full of sprocket. Ray
[quote="benlo"]hi everyone. I am searching for the sprocket removal tooling on various cat dozers, does anyone have the ram legs,porta power etc and whatever adapters available for sale or know anyone who does.
Thanks
Ben[/quote]
On my CAT 22 I just used a HD mechanical puller with a 3/4" impact wrench. I tighten it down then whack it with a 6 pound sledge. Tighten again and repeat until it pops off. Be sure to leave the Jesus nut loosened on the sprocket shaft until it pops free or you could get a lap full of sprocket. Ray
I'm looking for a kit to do up to d7 at least but if the gear for 8 and 9 is there too I'll grab it. I want the 100 ton ram. , the 150 ton ram and if possible but not major the 70ton ram
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