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Stuss
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Hi everone
I have to remove both steering clutches from my D6 2h because they wont release and dont feel right, I dont have a manual, Do i need to remove the yokes first and if i do how?
Any help at this stage will be apreciated
Thanks steven.
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Mon, Jun 11, 2007 5:23 PM
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Hi Stuss,
I don't have a service manual for the 2H but in looking at the parts manual I don't see any reason why the whole assembly can't be lifted out once linkage is disconnected and the yokes unbolted from the bottom of the case. Maybe someone that has a 2H can inform us both๐Ÿ˜Š ๐Ÿ˜Š

That doesn't read quite right....of course you will have to unbolt the drive pinion flanges, bearings caps for the bevel gear, etc. It appears to be much like the D4 where everything is mounted on the one bevel gear shaft. Not like the later D6's that have the intermediate couplings that allow removal of the steering clutches separately.
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Mon, Jun 11, 2007 10:18 PM
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Reply to Old Magnet:
Hi Stuss,
I don't have a service manual for the 2H but in looking at the parts manual I don't see any reason why the whole assembly can't be lifted out once linkage is disconnected and the yokes unbolted from the bottom of the case. Maybe someone that has a 2H can inform us both๐Ÿ˜Š ๐Ÿ˜Š

That doesn't read quite right....of course you will have to unbolt the drive pinion flanges, bearings caps for the bevel gear, etc. It appears to be much like the D4 where everything is mounted on the one bevel gear shaft. Not like the later D6's that have the intermediate couplings that allow removal of the steering clutches separately.
Thanks Old Magnet for the reply,I had studied my parts book as well and it looks like it comes out as one unit after steering clutch flange bolts have been removed.I just needed to confirm it.
I have never seen steering clutches removed this way before.
I might see if i can locate a workshop manual may come in handy when i start woking on motor.
Thanks Steve.
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Thu, Jun 14, 2007 10:48 AM
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Reply to Stuss:
Thanks Old Magnet for the reply,I had studied my parts book as well and it looks like it comes out as one unit after steering clutch flange bolts have been removed.I just needed to confirm it.
I have never seen steering clutches removed this way before.
I might see if i can locate a workshop manual may come in handy when i start woking on motor.
Thanks Steve.
Hi, Magnets got it, I used the yokes as lifting eyes, One thing, remember which side the crown gear is on, it will fit either way, I did it on my RD7, fired her up had 1 forward & 5 reverse, I had overhauled it over winter, so it was a few months apart, A friend of mine did the same thing on a Diesel Forty. As far as I know there never was a service manual for the RD,s
Ken
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Thu, Jun 14, 2007 11:41 AM
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Hi, Magnets got it, I used the yokes as lifting eyes, One thing, remember which side the crown gear is on, it will fit either way, I did it on my RD7, fired her up had 1 forward & 5 reverse, I had overhauled it over winter, so it was a few months apart, A friend of mine did the same thing on a Diesel Forty. As far as I know there never was a service manual for the RD,s
Ken
on d6 2h you have to removed the 2 stering cluch and bevel gear in same time like the d2
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Thu, Jun 14, 2007 5:57 PM
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on d6 2h you have to removed the 2 stering cluch and bevel gear in same time like the d2
Yes, Ken is right....did a search in the Cat Legendary Literature list and there does not appear to be a service manual for the RD's. Closest you can get is the "Servicemen's Reference Book For Cat Diesel Engines" Form #5060A or B dated 1940-1941 with 60 pages. Sort of a summary approach to all the diesel engines of that time.
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