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D-6 Cat loader

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Gary

02-05-2000 05:22:24




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How hard is it to put an oil pump in a D-6. Can a person with knowledge of engines do it or it above the average back yard mech? I found a D-6 with new engine but they did not put in a new oil pump, the price is right but is it worth it needing the oil pump. I dont mind the time or work that would have to be put into it. Thanks to anyone who can help me.




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FRED

02-05-2000 14:39:39




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 Re: D-6 Cat loader in reply to Gary, 02-05-2000 05:22:24  
i had a D4 with a Tracson loader on it.the hardest part is getting the pan off.



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Jim in N M

02-05-2000 14:16:30




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 Re: D-6 Cat loader in reply to Gary, 02-05-2000 05:22:24  

I would believe if you can get the skid plate and oll pan down It ought to be straight foward. I would put the tractor up on railroad ties or something to get it high enough to work under. By the way I never knew cat made a D-6 loader,I thought the D-6 was a dozer only. Hope this helps.----- Jim



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Gary

02-07-2000 07:18:46




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 Re: Re: D-6 Cat loader in reply to Jim in N M , 02-05-2000 14:16:30  
Jim, I don't know if it is only a Dozer but it does have a loader bucket on it. From the follow up I got, even at a cheep price, it sounds like it might not be worth it. Thanks for the info.



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Dave Neubert

02-05-2000 15:46:39




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 Re: Re: D-6 Cat loader in reply to Jim in N M , 02-05-2000 14:16:30  
Its been years since I worked on a D-6 that old but I think the equalizer spring for the tracks wont let you drop the pan. The 7,8,and 9s had a 2 piece oil pan and would allow access to the front 3/4 of the engine. by the time you disconnect everything you might as well just pull the engine.If yours is old enough to have a dry clutch the clutch links are a pain to line up.If your loader has good oil pressure 35-50 psi I would run it the oil pumps dont give much trouble unless it had a major failure and a lot of metal went thru it. Low oil pressure is normally caused from to much bearing clearance. they might of rebuilt the engine but just put new bearings on a wore crank. if you get the pan off plastic guage the crank journals to check clearance before you buy a pump.

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FRED

02-06-2000 17:04:09




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 Re: Re: Re: D-6 Cat loader in reply to Dave Neubert, 02-05-2000 15:46:39  
You can get the pan off without pulling the moter or the equalizer spring. unbolt the loader frame from the front of the track frames. keep track of shimms.jack up loader and moter at same time.FRED



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