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new 37g

637slayer

Senior Member
Joined
Dec 22, 2007
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486
Location
wyo
Occupation
scraper hand
the company i work for is getting a new 37g, they were deciding on a brand new one for 1.7 or going with one with 2000 hrs to save some dough, i have heard of a 37g2 not from reputable sources i might add, but they say the new 37g has a 6 cylinder in front, i hav read on cat the front will be c-11 that doesnt sound like a six. the g im running now we got brand new in 05, it has 22000 hrs on it, and 103000 miles on it, is there any major changes they hav made in the newer models, im pretty happy with the older ones, hopefully i will hav pics to share soon.
 

rare ss

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Apr 1, 2011
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460
Location
Western Australia
we had x2 633G (631G front with a 633EII rear) and they were running a C18 in the front (or a 3406E if your olde skool)
 

Truck 505

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Apr 25, 2009
Messages
119
Location
Fairfield, OH
3406E=893 cubic inches
C-15= 891 cubic inches
C-15 Acert= 928 cubic inches
C-18= 1106 cubic inches

A C-18 uses the same block as a C-15 & C-16 but the cubes are a little different
 

Gavin84w

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Mar 29, 2007
Messages
554
Location
Australia
so the new 37's have the same motor in the front as a 27??? Bet that things a dog

I will put $1000 on it they are not. The DFJ s/n (6cyl front engine) 637G is a fine scraper, i have customers with 12 of them and also the CEH V8 units and there are no complaints what so ever.
 
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