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Ron Jedlicka
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 Posted: Tue Nov 27, 2012 12:26 pm Post subject: Caterpillar D6 or D8 |
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I acquired a 100 KW 250 Volt generator that was opearated by a TD 25 bulldozer. The old guy operated his coal mine operation with it. The TD25 would back into his shed and connect the generator up to TD 25 by using V belts. He would drive the tractor forward putting tension on the belts there by operating the generator through his PTO belt pulley. The TD25 is long gone. But I have a old D6 and a older D8.I am looking to duplicate this set up. Does any one have an idea where I can pick up a PTO for either of these tractors? I have seen D4 belt pulleys forsale maybe I could adapt one.
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jm.
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| Posted: Tue Nov 27, 2012 5:14 pm Post subject: Re: Caterpillar D6 or D8 |
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I think you had better be thinking the D-8 ..Might load the d6 engine .Do you already have the dozer? If not just find a power unit. You can go over to www.acmoc.org web site. They have a bulletin board where you can post your want to buy. Might have luck there.
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Joel59
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| Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 6:18 am Post subject: Re: Caterpillar D6 or D8 |
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I know where there are 2 TD25s for sale with good engines and worn undercarriages if you want to duplicate the original setup.
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