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Mark

01-26-2003 15:39:29

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Just bought an old 112 grader, 4 cylinder with pony motor. I need to know what it weighs. It will fit on my gooseneck but I don't want too much on the truck and trailer.

Thanks Mark

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Kelly

01-26-2003 23:54:05

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Re: cat 112 grader in reply to Mark, 01-26-2003 15:39:29

Mark, The information I have on the 112 grader 3U series made in 1947 thru 1959 is---70hp, 12 ft blade, Approx. Shp.weight 19,330.0 lbs.

The 3M & 5m 1939 thru 1942 Approx. Shp.Wt.17,800.0 lb. 46hp.

The 2M & 4M 1939 thru 1942 Approx shp. Wt. 18100.0 lb 52hp.

The 81C 1955 thru 1959 approx. shp. Wt. 20,805.0 lb. 75hp.

The 82F 1960 thru 1964 approx. shp. Wt. 21,020.0lb. 100hp.

Hope this helps out.

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Den

01-26-2003 20:21:42

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Re: cat 112 grader in reply to Mark, 01-26-2003 15:39:29

Hi,
If you can provide a ser.# prefix I can give you a better idea of what the weight actually is.

Den

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Deas Plant

01-26-2003 19:09:07

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Re: cat 112 grader in reply to Mark, 01-26-2003 15:39:29

Hi, Mark. The 112's were basically a four-cylinder-engined version of the Cat 12's of the time so almost the only weight difference will be the two cylinders less in the engine. They did, so I'm told, have a heavier flywheel to compensate for the lower power and so the weight difference may not even be that great. Somewhere around 12 tons plus or minus a few pounds, depending on the vintage - heavier as they get younger.
Happy hauling.
You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.

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Frank Fox

01-26-2003 21:52:31

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Re: Re: cat 112 grader in reply to Deas Plant, 01-26-2003 19:09:07

My 212 Cat grader weigh's 14,000 no cab but has a scarifier. 12.00X24 tires. I think a 112 weighs around 16,000 or 17,000. Dont think I would try to pull it with a pickup and trailer. Frank

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