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Pony flywheel came off the crankshaft ...... lost the key. Anyone know the part number of the key between the pony crank shaft and the flywheel? The dozer is a 1957 vintage with a serial number in the 26,000's. Would like to check in partstore and see if Cat has them.

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1954 D47U, 1957 D69U, 1987 JD 950
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Wed, Sep 12, 2012 4:27 AM
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The part # is 1B8730.

I believe it is a standard woodruff key- should be a parts/ hardware/ McMaster Carr store item.
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Wed, Sep 12, 2012 6:12 AM
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Reply to willwingo:
The part # is 1B8730.

I believe it is a standard woodruff key- should be a parts/ hardware/ McMaster Carr store item.
Thanks Phil, but the 1B8730 is the key for the D2/D4 pony.....it is 1/4" thick. What I'm looking for is 3/8"thick by about 1 1/4" long. I stopped at a couple hardware stores on the way home and they had nothing that big. McMaster Carr most likely has them but I'm not exactly sure of all the dimensions. That's why I figured to get them from Cat.
Hope someone has that part number handy.....Thanks, John
1954 D47U, 1957 D69U, 1987 JD 950
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Wed, Sep 12, 2012 7:07 AM
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Reply to johnstone:
Thanks Phil, but the 1B8730 is the key for the D2/D4 pony.....it is 1/4" thick. What I'm looking for is 3/8"thick by about 1 1/4" long. I stopped at a couple hardware stores on the way home and they had nothing that big. McMaster Carr most likely has them but I'm not exactly sure of all the dimensions. That's why I figured to get them from Cat.
Hope someone has that part number handy.....Thanks, John
http://www.mcmaster.com/#woodruff-keys/=j92z5k
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Wed, Sep 12, 2012 7:55 AM
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My 9U13263 - 9U29764 Parts book shows a 5F8453 part number and no interchange.....might be an odd ball Cat item.
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Wed, Sep 12, 2012 8:04 AM
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My 9U13263 - 9U29764 Parts book shows a 5F8453 part number and no interchange.....might be an odd ball Cat item.
Phil and OM, thanks for all the help....John
1954 D47U, 1957 D69U, 1987 JD 950
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