-
Forum
-
Antique Caterpillar Machinery Owners Club
-
DISCUSSION
-
D2 crankcase oil change
D2 crankcase oil change
Less
More
-
Posts: 7
-
Thank you received: 0
-
11 years 6 months ago #77790
by Loren
How do you remove the drain plug? I have the CAT hex tool but is seems like the hex part is too short to reach thorugh the belly pan. What am I missing? My D2 is a 5U1685. Thanks for any advise
Loren Long
1948 CAT D2 5U1685
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
Less
More
-
Posts: 559
-
Thank you received: 3
-
11 years 6 months ago #77792
by Kelly
Hi, Loren,
You can make up a plug puller with an old broken socket and a bolt for the size you need with a short or long extension. What, ever is needed
Kelly
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
Less
More
-
Posts: 2769
-
Thank you received: 74
-
11 years 6 months ago #77793
by dpendzic
I didn't even weld up an old socket--just got a bolt to fit and welded a nut on--then used a socket and extension.
D2, D3, D4, D6, 941B, Cat 15
Hancock Ma and Moriches NY
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
Less
More
-
Posts: 762
-
Thank you received: 0
-
11 years 6 months ago #77797
by zootownjeepguy
I just took a long bolt that fit the plug and welded a piece of bar stock onto the threaded end for a handle.
Rich Salvaggio
D2 5U9917
'46 Willys CJ2A Farm Jeep, '39 Buick sedan, '49 International KB-7, '37 Allis Chalmers WC, Cushman Scooter(s)
Antique garden tractors & outboard motors
Other rusty old junk comes & goes without warning.
The 2 most useful tools to have in your shop are a Crystal Ball...
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
Less
More
-
Posts: 605
-
Thank you received: 0
-
11 years 6 months ago #77817
by rmyram
if your really in a pinch, find a bolt with the right size head and length you need, then use a pipe wrench to turn it. I.m pretty sure a standard 3/4 inch bolt has a 1 1/8th head on it and this is the size you will need.
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
Less
More
-
Posts: 6113
-
Thank you received: 992
-
-
11 years 6 months ago #77818
by Rome K/G
Buy a new plug then you can use a 3/4' extension and dont have to screw around with the bolt and it slipping out of the plug.
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
Less
More
-
Posts: 404
-
Thank you received: 0
-
11 years 6 months ago #77834
by Soapy
I made mine by welding a length of 3/4 pipe to a spare lug nut off my old Dodge dually
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
Less
More
-
Posts: 134
-
Thank you received: 1
-
11 years 6 months ago #77836
by Old_n_slo
Where's the paperclip and gum wrapper solution? We've got some McGuyvers on board here.
Seriously, those are some good tips! I'll need to fire up my welder and get to that "special tool" project just after I finish my MIG cart build.
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
Less
More
-
Posts: 96
-
Thank you received: 0
-
11 years 6 months ago #77874
by 4D2Ken
I found this in one of my D2's tool boxes. It has the word "Truth" stamped in it and on the hex socket(?) the number 569 is cast in. Is this a Caterpillar part?
Sorry but the upload photos seems to not be working.
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
Less
More
-
Posts: 559
-
Thank you received: 3
-
11 years 6 months ago #77884
by Kelly
I found this in one of my D2's tool boxes. It has the word "Truth" stamped in it and on the hex socket(?) the number 569 is cast in. Is this a Caterpillar part?
Ken,
I’m going out on a limb here with saw in hand, without seen the photo and not knowing the SN of the tractor in question. I think the number you are referring to is a casting number. The parts number for a drain wrench for the D2 (5J1864 to 5J3500) is 1B5175.
Kelly
Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
-
Forum
-
Antique Caterpillar Machinery Owners Club
-
DISCUSSION
-
D2 crankcase oil change
Time to create page: 0.183 seconds
