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1 month 2 days ago #259117
by Snuffer61
I have purchased a Cat D7G s/n 92V77xx, it has a multi-shank ripper s/n 28K151. I am trying to find parts to reseal the lift cylinders. The 28K s/n prefix does not show up in Cat SiS parts program. My local Cat dealer can not find anything on it either. The tag is a Cat tag. It says "CHILE: M.R. MEXICO-MARCA RESISTRADA". So it appears it was made in Mexico. My question is where can I find a parts breakdown for these ripper lift cylinders?
Thanks in advance.
Blake
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1 month 1 day ago #259123
by PhilC
There is a cylinder listed under 92V for 3J6429 cylinder GP that is for a ripper set. Is that anything like yours? SIS says it's for a later serial number machine.
944A - Machine SN 43A2589 Engine SN 90A284
955K- Machine SN 71J3772 Engine SN 83Z0704
D6 SN's 4R732sp, 5R2724, 5R4832
D8 SN's 15A1254, 15A2287, 15A2723
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1 month 1 day ago #259126
by Snuffer61
Phil,
Thank you for the reply. I put that part number and s/n prefix in SiS but it says No search results available! I cant look at it.
I will look in the library here. I have found a cylinder group 2C6553 that looks close. However it shows a bolt in the head. My cylinder head screws on to the barrel.
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1 month 1 day ago #259127
by Snuffer61
I can't find a 2J6429. Was your number supposed to be a 2J6439 maybe? That cylinder has a different style head.
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1 month 1 day ago - 1 month 1 day ago #259128
by Old Magnet
I couldn't make s/n 28K work but the early 92V used a 12G-up #7 ripper (arrangement 9J567 replaced by 3G2022).
Uses cylinders #3J6439
More digging....28Kxxxx is a military s/n equivalent to the 12G1-up.
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1 month 1 day ago #259130
by Snuffer61
Magnet and Bruce,
Thanks for that info. The 3J6439 cylinders are not like what is on this ripper. These cylinders have a round head that screws on to the barrel.
I'm going to measure the ID of the barrel later and see if I can determine the stroke.
What I'm needing are the pistons and seal kits. The two pistons that came out are aluminum and do not match. I don't know if the originals were aluminum. But I highly doubt it.
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1 month 1 day ago #259132
by Snuffer61
Bruce,
Would you happen to have or know where I can get a parts break down of what cylinders were used on the 28K ripper.
Trying to see if they used different cylinders that the 12G s/n rippers.
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Blake
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1 month 1 day ago - 1 month 1 day ago #259133
by Old Magnet
Both cylinder options (correct) are 6" bore x 19.70" stroke (3J-6429 or 4T9290) and have four bolt heads.
I don't have the parts book but you might look into later rippers with s/n 12G7500-up or 82G1000-up to see if they used a different style cylinders.
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