Nige
Senior Member
Looking for a flywheel clutch adjustment procedure for a 12F machine, Serial number 13K2953.
Can anyone help.?
Can anyone help.?
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12F Grader Clutch Adjustment
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crane operator
Senior Member
You're so screwed. Nige usually answers questions like this.
Nige
Senior Member
Kind of ironic isn't it.? Someone somewhere must have a paper Service Manual with the information in it. Online info is pretty scarce for these museum pieces. Trying to hel[p out a friend of a fTiend in Greece.
crane operator
Senior Member
CAT Caterpillar 12F 14E SERVICE REPAIR MANUAL MOTOR GRADER sn 12/13K 33K 72G 89H | eBay
12K, 13K, 33K, 72G, 89H. 12 (12F) & 14 (14E) MOTOR GRADERS. LUBRICATION & MAINTENANCE. DISASSEMBLY & ASSEMBLY. THIS MANUAL IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. COVER AND EDGES LIGHTLY SOILED AND WORN, INSIDE IS CLEAN.
www.ebay.com
If you need it, I'll get it and then I can ship it to you, or scan the pages you need.
Nige
Senior Member
Thank you very much. I've been in contact with the owner and will let you know.
Jimbo
Well-Known Member
I have a 72G service manual at the ranch; I will grab it this weekend
Nige
Senior Member
Thank you.
Jimbo
Well-Known Member
This should do the trick
The Peej
Senior Member
I had to click on the post knowing I couldn't contribute but had to know
Nige
Senior Member
Thanks muchly. Most appreciated.
grandpa
Senior Member
Im impressed. The author of this post started right out with machine and serial number!!! Nige isn't hollering in total vein.
Welder Dave
Senior Member
Nige started the thread.
One of the guys at work called Chevron "engineers" with a product question. National "hotline" that distributors can use. Supposed to be the experts and usually rattle off specs that I'm just like... oh... yeah, oh .. I see. May as well be talking about makeup or the latest Foosball games.
They said to hold, they'd need to check something.
Phone rings and it's the engineer calling the "Grey beard" sitting right next to the guy calling with the question.