GEORGIOS198217
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This is mine. I tight the bolts very well and I hit. I trusted it very much. This bolts at photo is not the bolts I use. The best is bolts from the engine of the cat955 loader from the cap
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Cat 12 series F “pulling a wheel”
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OzDozer
Senior Member
Yes, those bolts in the photo are only Grade 5, 120,000psi strength.
Cat bolts are all Grade 8, 150,000psi tensile strength. Much better to use the strongest bolts you can find, when pulling.
Cat bolts are all Grade 8, 150,000psi tensile strength. Much better to use the strongest bolts you can find, when pulling.
steve stauffacher
Member
wooow got them off.... all i need now is a drum and 1set of shoes
steve stauffacher
Member
ok guys any idea where to get brake parts
OzDozer
Senior Member
They're pretty standard Lockheed-Wagner brake components, any half-capable brake and clutch supplier should be able to help you out. The drum is a Cat part.
Blue-Fox
Well-Known Member
I might have the shoe linings and rivets and I have a riveting machine, get me a few measurements like width, length and rivet configuration in imperial measurements.
They don't call them the "F-in" 12 for nothing....
eastroad
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Try General Gear and Machine in Boise Idaho. Good people; they know equipment and are easy to talk to. Two thumbs up !