kshansen
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Just copied one from Cat SIS for a 966C loader. The 988A one was not a good scan.
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Old Cat Loader Pictures
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Just copied one from Cat SIS for a 966C loader. The 988A one was not a good scan.
kshansen
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How many hours on that 998H? We have one just hitting 11,000 hours. Hope it can go at lest that much more before any major work. Have done hydraulic cylinders all at least once.
ben46a
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Well your past the recommended overhaul time already, but 15000 hours is usually doable with excellent maintenance depending on what the machine is used for.
Little hippie
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The shaking must have been a common problem. I ran a 988 at a quarry in Oak Ridge TN back in early 70's and the Cat mechanics never did get the shake out.
Jim D
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kshansen,
The loader photos are great, but the electrical schematic is *priceless*!
Start, stop, work lights, and window wipers, that's all that I want...
The loader photos are great, but the electrical schematic is *priceless*!
Start, stop, work lights, and window wipers, that's all that I want...