TRYING TO FIGURE OUT YEAR OF MY CAT 950

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Woodboy

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Good afternoon folks;

I stumbled upon your site and thought it would be a good resource to join.

I have inherited an old CAT 950 from my Father-in-Law. I'm trying to figure out the year so that I can try and find a service and operators manual for it. I searched the CAT site but the serial number does not work.

Hoping some of you fine folks may be able to point me in the right direction.

The serial number is: 58H339
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Fri, May 24, 2024 12:07 AM

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Our chapter was lucky enough to receive many manuals, books etc. from a generous donor/member. I can look in the stash here and get back to you. Hopefully I might have what you need. JM

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Fri, May 24, 2024 1:52 AM

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This is the only 950 book I have. JM
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Welcome aboard, I found these on eBay:
Operation and Maintenance Instructions:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/355654655120
Parts Book:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/113888706782
Craig

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Bruce Oz;

Thank you so much. Was becoming frustrating.

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This is the only 950 book I have. JM

Juiceman;

Thank you so much.

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Fri, May 24, 2024 6:13 AM

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Welcome aboard, I found these on eBay:
Operation and Maintenance Instructions:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/355654655120
Parts Book:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/113888706782
Craig

Seiscat;

Thank you. This helps big time!

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Fri, May 24, 2024 6:14 AM

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Seiscat;

Thank you. This helps big time!

Eric

Woodboy: If you want the book, you are welcome to it, just PM me your mailing address and I can send it out later next week. JM

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Thanks everyone;

Your assistance has helped me out greatly. My Father-in-Law was a diesel mechanic by trade, but loved working the wood lot just as much. He converted the loader part into a grapple arm and added a bunk trailer for his logging purposes. I'm sure some of his modifications will vary from the manuals, however it will give me a place to start. I also have some family/friends who are diesel mechanics and/or run have run heavy machinery out west. He always ran the Forwarder (CAT950) and I the skidder, so my knowledge of it is low. Had we only known his passing would be so sudden, I should have gotten some better run down on it.
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Fri, May 24, 2024 7:34 AM

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Reply to Woodboy:

Thanks everyone;

Your assistance has helped me out greatly. My Father-in-Law was a diesel mechanic by trade, but loved working the wood lot just as much. He converted the loader part into a grapple arm and added a bunk trailer for his logging purposes. I'm sure some of his modifications will vary from the manuals, however it will give me a place to start. I also have some family/friends who are diesel mechanics and/or run have run heavy machinery out west. He always ran the Forwarder (CAT950) and I the skidder, so my knowledge of it is low. Had we only known his passing would be so sudden, I should have gotten some better run down on it.

That's a pretty cool home-built unit, thanks for posting the pictures. Did the driver's seat turn to face the other way?

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