Excellent video of a simple repair. A little mechanical knowledge, a service manual, and some time and you have a good working unit. Someone will surely have thought they struck gold when they find this video..... Thanks for posting
sstocker31 I am one of those 'someone's. Not because I own a dozer, never will do, but simply because this is the first video that answers a question I've been mentally asking to find for a long time, ie. how does dozer transmission work? Anyone would be forgiven for thinking it's a state secret how a dozer motor drives the tracks. The only thing missing from this excellent video is an explanation of how the transmission extends to the track drive itself, but I see now there are related videos on this page.
Good Job dude, thanks for taking the time to make a video we appreciate it, i purchased a D3 with issues as well and this helps me understand what jack pot im getting into. Canada as well cheers
I built tranys at OHIO CAT for 38 yrs,the rotating clutchs are all a weak link.we usedTRC red grease and really likes it for less cutting of seals during rebuilds,quite a challenge,,CRIP
steve crippen Hi Steve I have D3C Series 2 LGP. I have no Drive in my right track. Shortly before losing Drive, my hydraulic oil turned black. I presumed it might be a rubber Seal that blew. Not sure what is wrong. BTW the other track still works and no problem with the Hydraulics moving the 6 way blade. Any thoughts on what you think the problem is?
Very cool Video. I'd be forever in your graces if you could tell me where the starter is on that Dozer. I'm having an issue with a no turn over and I'm trying to at least get a general location as to where it's located before I start removing all the covers, plus my dozer is out in the field so that makes it worse
excellent but really expensive part ( the crack one) and hard to fix, because the tolerances in the hydraulic system. too much work to take a short cut. is and aftermarket option??
Very good video.I grave a similar problem related to d3c sa transmission pressure.The trasmissione has come back from the caterpillar shop but the problem is still present.Any suggestions?
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Excellent video of a simple repair. A little mechanical knowledge, a service manual, and some time and you have a good working unit. Someone will surely have thought they struck gold when they find this video..... Thanks for posting
sstocker31 I am one of those 'someone's. Not because I own a dozer, never will do, but simply because this is the first video that answers a question I've been mentally asking to find for a long time, ie. how does dozer transmission work? Anyone would be forgiven for thinking it's a state secret how a dozer motor drives the tracks. The only thing missing from this excellent video is an explanation of how the transmission extends to the track drive itself, but I see now there are related videos on this page.
Good Job dude, thanks for taking the time to make a video we appreciate it, i purchased a D3 with issues as well and this helps me understand what jack pot im getting into. Canada as well
cheers
Great Video ! Thank you !!!
I have an old MF 300 with trans problem
I’ll give it a shot same way you did
Halton Tractor in Portland, reasonable and Savvy ! I am in Canada
Excellent and amazing video... thank for posting
I built tranys at OHIO CAT for 38 yrs,the rotating clutchs are all a weak link.we usedTRC red grease and really likes it for less cutting of seals during rebuilds,quite a challenge,,CRIP
steve crippen
Hi Steve I have D3C Series 2 LGP. I have no Drive in my right track. Shortly before losing Drive, my hydraulic oil turned black. I presumed it might be a rubber Seal that blew. Not sure what is wrong. BTW the other track still works and no problem with the Hydraulics moving the 6 way blade. Any thoughts on what you think the problem is?
Muy bueno el vídeo, si puede hacer una del convertidor de par
Wow it's amazing the little piece of plastic could cost so much
nice vid :) excellent instruction
Very cool Video. I'd be forever in your graces if you could tell me where the starter is on that Dozer. I'm having an issue with a no turn over and I'm trying to at least get a general location as to where it's located before I start removing all the covers, plus my dozer is out in the field so that makes it worse
Good show, are you going to have the part line bored. You should post that on
the Heavy Equipment Forum
excellent but really expensive part ( the crack one) and hard to fix, because the tolerances in the hydraulic system. too much work to take a short cut. is and aftermarket option??
Very good video.I grave a similar problem related to d3c sa transmission pressure.The trasmissione has come back from the caterpillar shop but the problem is still present.Any suggestions?
Great vid,wondering if you have time to share some info ? thanks
Good
I am working on a D3. Does not turn right or left. Adjustments? Anyone who has any ideas?
Nice
What type of oil I need for the same transmission
I suggest going to the cat dealer and buying transmission oil they sell. It is a speciality oil and important not to use the wrong one
Just put in water.