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CAT Twenty Two

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Joe of J L Tra

05-03-2007 19:10:31




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Another find in the blackberry bushes across the road. While clearing berries, we found a CAT Twenty Two and my neighbor gave it to me. I took the 300 U over and gave it a push and amazingly it rolled. We are going to load it and take it home tomorrow. The Tractor Number is 2F9421. Is there any way to know what year it is? It looks like it has two tanks also. Is this like the TD6, starts on gas then switch over to diesel? Any help would be appreciated. I went over to the>Link
Thanks, Joe

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Billy NY

05-05-2007 05:18:10




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 Re: CAT Twenty Two in reply to Joe of J L Tractors, 05-03-2007 19:10:31  
The Twenty Two is a gasoline engine powered crawler, 26 HP. Yours is a later model of the 2F series, they made 578 2F's after yours. Hard to say what the other tank is Does it have a dozer on it or a hydraulic system, might be a hydraulic reservoir.

It should be a hand crank start, fuel tank is directly in front of the operator. Spark is provided by a magneto, probably an Eisemann or American Bosch. You may want to see if it's got spark, clean the contacts and or service the magneto, most likely it will need work from sitting, start changing fluids engine crankcase, final drives, flush/wash with kerosene, especially if it's sat so long, water from condensation can accumulate in the various oil compartments, engine, trans, finals etc.

The R2 similar to the 22, was gas powered also when the 3J series D2 arrived, it had a diesel engine with an independent gasoline starting engine to start the diesel. The 22 does not start on gasoline and run on diesel.

Only other thing I can think of is it having been repowered with a D2 engine,or some other engine although I have no idea if that is even possible, probably has the original engine.

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Dale olson

05-04-2007 07:49:41




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 Re: CAT Twenty Two in reply to Joe of J L Tractors, 05-03-2007 19:10:31  
The Cat group A C M O C doesn't cost anything, but you need to "apply" and be "approved" before you can see pics and post. Cuts the spam way down.



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Joe Kimbriel

05-04-2007 08:50:32




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 Re: CAT Twenty Two in reply to Dale olson, 05-04-2007 07:49:41  
ok, thanks



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Joe Kimbriel

05-04-2007 07:13:47




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 Re: CAT Twenty Two in reply to Joe of J L Tractors, 05-03-2007 19:10:31  
Ok, I found the serial number table and know what year it is, but what are the two fuel tanks for and how would a guy start this thing?



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Larry in Mo

05-05-2007 07:37:20




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 Re: CAT Twenty Two in reply to Joe Kimbriel, 05-04-2007 07:13:47  
Joe of J L Tractors? If you can't figure it out and don't want it, let me know and I'll come and get it.



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