Caterpillar D6R
Caterpillartrack-type tractor

Caterpillar D6R

Maintenance schedule, common problems & OEM parts breakdown

The Caterpillar D6R is a medium track-type tractor (bulldozer) in the roughly 18–20.5 tonne (40,400–45,200 lb) class, introduced in 1996 as the successor to the D6H. It pairs a six-cylinder Cat diesel with an electronically controlled powershift transmission and differential steering, delivering three speeds forward and reverse. Early Series I machines ran the mechanically governed Cat 3306T; later builds moved to the 3306 ATAAC and then the electronic C9 and C9 ACERT, rated from about 123 kW (165 hp) up to 149 kW (200 hp) net depending on series and configuration. It was offered as standard (STD), XL, XW, and low-ground-pressure LGP — the LGP carrying wider shoes for roughly 34 kPa (5 psi) ground pressure — and sits squarely in the D6H → D6R → D6T lineage, with the D6T phasing it out around 2004–2008.

Across its production run the D6R evolved through three series, and the differences matter to anyone buying or servicing one. Series I (about 1996–2001) used the 3306T; Series II (about 2001–2005) kept the 3306 (ATAAC) on the standard machine while shifting XL/XW/LGP builds to the electronic C9; Series III (about 2005–2008) standardized on the C9 ACERT, adding cleaner combustion, higher gross output (roughly 213 hp on the STD and 228 hp on the uprated configurations) and updated electronics. Because the platform was built in large numbers and is simple and rebuildable, the D6R remains one of the most heavily traded medium dozers on the used market. That longevity sustains steady demand for undercarriage, powertrain, blade, and 3306/C9 engine parts — and makes correct series and configuration identification essential, since a Series I 3306T machine and a Series III C9 ACERT machine wear the same badge but share very few service parts.

Below: full specifications, fluids & capacities, the factory service schedule, common service parts, verified fault codes, what owners discuss, attachment guidance, the complete assembly directory, and a serial-number reference. Complete parts lists with full OEM part numbers, exploded diagrams, quantities, and fitment data are available free in Heavy Parts AI.

Caterpillar D6R specifications

Engine

Engine family by seriesSeries I: Cat 3306T, 10.5 L inline-6, mechanical unit injection · Series II: Cat C9, 8.8 L, HEUI · Series III: Cat C9 ACERT, 8.8 L, HEUI multi-injection
Net power (ISO 9249)Series I: 123–138 kW (165–185 hp) by configuration · Series II: 130–149 kW (175–200 hp) band — varies by configuration and rating convention · Series III: 138 kW (185 hp) STD, 149 kW (200 hp) XL/XW/LGP/VPAT
Bore × stroke3306T: ≈121 mm × 152 mm (4.75–4.8 × 6.0 in) · C9/C9 ACERT: 112 mm × 149 mm (4.4 × 5.9 in)
EmissionsSeries III (C9 ACERT): US EPA Tier 2 / EU Stage II / China Stage 2. No derate to 2,286 m (7,500 ft); max operating altitude 3,048 m (10,000 ft)

Weights

Operating weight — Series II/III18,325–23,051 kg (40,400–50,818 lb) across STD SU-blade to LGP VPAT configurations
Operating weight — Series I (secondary sources)18,145–20,502 kg (40,000–45,200 lb): STD 18,145 · XL/XR 19,187 · IG 19,731 · LGP 20,502 kg
Shipping weight (no blade/ripper, 10% fuel)14,708–19,044 kg (32,426–41,985 lb) by configuration
Ground pressure (standard shoes)0.36–0.66 kg/cm² (5.15–9.36 psi): STD 8.74 psi · XL 8.90 · XW 6.72 · LGP S-blade 5.15 psi

Dimensions

Track gauge1,880 mm (74 in) STD/XL · 2,032 mm (80 in) XW · 2,286 mm (90 in) LGP
Width over standard track2,440 mm (96 in) STD/XL · 2,794 mm (110 in) XW · 3,193 mm (125.7 in) LGP
Height to ROPS3,195 mm (125.8 in); 3,245 mm (127.8 in) LGP
Length, basic tractor3,860 mm (152 in); 4,247 mm (167.2 in) LGP. Blade adds 1,043–1,718 mm; ripper adds 1,403 mm
Track on ground2,664 mm (104.9 in) STD · 2,871 mm (113 in) XL/XW · 3,275 mm (128.9 in) LGP
Ground clearance383 mm (15.1 in); 433 mm (17 in) LGP
Standard shoe width560 mm (22 in) STD/XL · 760 mm (30 in) XW · 915 mm (36 in) LGP (810 mm/32 in on LGP-VPAT)

Performance & hydraulics

Travel speeds (3F/3R powershift)Forward: 3.8 / 6.6 / 11.5 km/h (2.3/4.1/7.1 mph) · Reverse: 4.8 / 8.4 / 14.6 km/h (3.0/5.2/9.1 mph) — both OEM Specalogs agree exactly
Drawbar pull (from published curve, approximate)≈342 kN (77,000 lbf) 1st gear · ≈187 kN (42,000 lbf) 2nd · ≈102 kN (23,000 lbf) 3rd
GradeabilityNot published by Cat for the D6R — grade performance is expressed via the drawbar-pull-vs-speed curve and ground pressure, not a headline percentage
Hydraulic pump output214–217 L/min (56.5–57.3 gal/min) at 2,125 rpm rated speed
Relief pressuresMain relief 42,000 kPa (6,092 psi) · implement circuits (blade/tilt/ripper) 19,300 kPa (2,799 psi) · steering 40,000 kPa (5,802 psi)

Blades & ripper

Blade familiesS (straight), SU (semi-universal), A (angle, twin tilt cylinders); VPAT (variable pitch angle tilt) from Series III on XL/XW/LGP
Blade capacities (SAE J1265)3.75–5.62 m³ (4.90–7.35 yd³): SU highest at 5.61–5.62 m³; VPAT 4.32–5.10 m³
Blade widths3,260 mm (10.7 ft) SU to 4,200 mm (13.8 ft) A-blade XW
RipperFixed parallelogram, field-configurable 1–3 shanks. Penetration 500 mm (19.7 in) · pryout force 9,134 kgf (20,137 lbf) · 1,782 kg (3,932 lb) with 3 shanks

Service capacities (summary)

Fuel tank424 L (112 gal) Series II/III; ≈383 L (101 gal) Series I — a genuine generational change
Cooling system76.8 L (20.3 gal)
Engine oil28 L (7.4 gal)
Power train (transmission)145.7 L (38.5 gal)
Final drives / roller frames13.6 L (3.6 gal) each final drive · 24.6 L (6.5 gal) each roller frame
Hydraulic tank51.5 L (13.6 gal) — OEM-consistent across both Specalogs

Values vary by configuration, region, and serial range — confirm against your machine before planning transport or lifts.

D6R fluids & capacities

SystemCapacityRecommended fluid
Engine crankcase (with oil filter change)≈28 L (7.4 gal) across all series; a Series I base listing shows ≈27.6 L (7.3 gal). Consistent ~28 L whether the 3306/3306T (Series I), 3306 ATAAC/C9 (Series II) or C9 ACERT (Series III).Cat DEO / DEO-ULS (Diesel Engine Oil, API CH-4/CI-4 class). Viscosity by climate: SAE 15W-40 for warm/general use (~-10 °C to 50 °C); SAE 10W-30 for cooler/moderate (~-18 °C to 40 °C); Cat DEO Cold Weather SAE 0W-40 for extreme cold (~-40 °C to 40 °C). Straight SAE 30 was an older-OMM monograde option for stable warm climates on the 3306.
Cooling systemSeries I (3306/3306T) ≈74 L (19.6 gal); Series III (C9 ACERT) ≈70 L (18.5 gal). Overall listings span ~70–77 L — varies by series/configuration.Cat ELC (Extended Life Coolant), typically 1:1 premix (or ELC concentrate blended ~50/50 with clean water) for freeze protection to roughly -37 °C (-34 °F). Earlier units were factory-filled with Cat DEAC (Diesel Engine Antifreeze/Coolant); do not mix ELC and conventional coolant without a full flush.
Fuel tankSeries I ≈383 L (101 gal); Series III ≈424 L (112 gal). Varies by series/configuration.Clean distillate diesel meeting Cat fuel spec — ultra-low-sulfur diesel (ULSD) for later ACERT/C9 emissions hardware. Cat permits biodiesel up to B20 on ACERT-era units per the OMM; observe Cat cold-flow/cloud-point guidance in cold climates.
Power train — powershift transmission + torque divider + steering-differential (bevel-gear) group (common oil system)Series I ≈155 L (41 gal); Series III ≈145.7 L (38.5 gal). Varies by series. NOTE ON THE 'SPLIT': the D6R uses differential steering in which the torque divider, 3F/3R powershift transmission and the steering-differential/bevel-gear share ONE common power-train oil supply and filter — so Cat spec sheets and the OMM give a single power-train capacity rather than separate transmission and bevel-gear fills (unlike older mechanical-steer dozers such as the D6D). One third-party oil chart cited a separate 28 L 'transmission' + 13.6 L 'bevel gear', but this could not be corroborated against a Cat OMM and appears to be a data artifact.Cat TDTO (Transmission/Drive Train Oil) — Cat explicitly lists TDTO for powershift transmissions, clutches, brakes, bevel gears and differentials. Viscosity by climate: TDTO SAE 30 for general/warm use (~0 °C to +35 °C); TDTO SAE 10W or TDTO-TMS multigrade (~-20 °C to +43 °C) for cold; Cat TDTO Cold Weather 0W-20 (synthetic blend) for extreme cold.
Final drives (each — two separate planetary final drive compartments)Series I ≈14.0 L (3.7 gal) each; Series III ≈13.6 L (3.6 gal) each. Range ~13.6–14 L per side.Cat FDAO (Final Drive and Axle Oil) or Cat TDTO per the OMM lubrication chart. Grade by climate: heavier (TDTO/SAE 50 or FDAO 60) in high ambient heat; SAE 30 or 10W-range in cold. Cat TDTO Cold Weather 0W-20 is approved for final drives in extreme cold.
Hydraulic system / implement tankSeries I ≈76 L (20.1 gal); Series III ≈51.5 L (13.6 gal). Varies SIGNIFICANTLY by series and blade/implement configuration — give the range 51.5–76 L (13.6–20.1 gal) and confirm against the specific machine's OMM.Cat HYDO Advanced 10 (SAE 10W) is the preferred fill; Cat TDTO 10W or Cat MTO are acceptable alternates. Cold: HYDO Advanced 10 or TDTO Cold Weather 0W-20 / Cat arctic hydraulic for extreme cold; use a higher-viscosity Cat TDTO SAE 30 if high ambient heat demands it. Cat BIO HYDO where environmentally required.
Track roller frames (each side — oil-filled undercarriage reservoir)Series III ≈24.6 L (6.5 gal) each. Not separately itemized on all Series I/II sheets (oil-filled roller-frame undercarriage).Cat power-train oil / Cat TDTO (SAE 30 grade typical) per the OMM roller-frame lubrication callout. Verify grade against the specific machine's OMM lubrication chart.
Pivot shaft compartmentSeries III ≈4.9 L (1.3 gal). (Some quick summaries mis-state ~1.9 L; the 1.3 gal figure converts to 4.9 L and is the corroborated value.)Cat TDTO / power-train oil (SAE 30 grade typical) per the OMM. Same fluid family as the roller frames.
Grease points (fittings — no single reservoir capacity)No fixed volume — grease-to-purge at each fitting per the OMM greasing schedule (pins, bushings, linkage, equalizer bar, etc.).Cat multipurpose moly grease — Cat Prime, Cat Advanced 3Moly, Cat Ultra 5Moly, or MPGM (Multi-Purpose Grease with Molybdenum), NLGI No. 2 for normal ambient; NLGI No. 1 or 0 (or Cat Arctic Platinum) for cold-climate operation.

Capacities are refill values from factory literature — always fill to the dipstick/sight gauge, not the number.

Caterpillar D6R maintenance schedule

Service intervalTasks
Every 10 h
  • Walk around the machine before start-up and check for fluid leaks, loose guards, and damaged hoses or lines.
  • Check engine oil, cooling system, and hydraulic tank levels; drain water and sediment from the fuel water separator.
  • Grease the blade, tilt-cylinder, and ripper pins and bearings daily; lubricate the equalizer bar and pivot shaft at the weekly (50-hour) point.
  • Inspect the undercarriage — track tension, shoes, rollers, and idlers — and clean out packed material.
  • Test the parking brake, backup alarm, and lights, and check the air-cleaner service indicator.
Every 250 h
  • Draw an S·O·S engine-oil sample, then drain the crankcase and refill with Cat DEO and a new engine oil filter.
  • Replace or clean the primary fuel filter and drain the fuel tank sump of accumulated water.
  • Lubricate the power-angle-tilt blade linkage and check the differential-steering oil level.
  • Inspect belts, hoses, and the radiator and oil-cooler cores, cleaning debris as needed.
  • Check track adjustment and tighten any loose ROPS or guard hardware found on the walk-around.
Every 500 h
  • Replace the primary and secondary fuel filters, coating the new seals with clean diesel.
  • Change the hydraulic-system return filter and inspect the breather.
  • Pull S·O·S samples from the engine, hydraulic tank, powershift transmission, and both final drives.
  • Check final-drive oil level on each side and top up if low; verify the pivot-shaft oil level.
  • Replace the cab fresh-air filter and inspect the recirculation filter.
Every 1,000 h
  • Drain the powershift transmission and refill with Cat TDTO, installing a new transmission oil filter.
  • Change the final-drive oil (Cat FDAO) on both sides and inspect each magnetic drain plug for metal.
  • Service the differential-steering compartment and check its gear oil condition.
  • Clean and retighten the battery terminals and inspect the ROPS mounting bolts.
  • Check engine valve lash and adjust to specification with a qualified technician.
Every 2,000 h
  • Drain the hydraulic tank, refill with Cat HYDO, and clean or replace the tank strainer and screen.
  • Take a Level 2 cooling-system sample and verify ELC condition and freeze protection.
  • Inspect the water pump, thermostats, and hoses, and pressure-test the radiator cap.
  • Replace the engine crankcase breather and inspect the turbocharger and its mounting.
Every 12,000 h
  • Add Cat ELC Extender at the 6,000-hour (3-year) midpoint to restore the coolant additive package.
  • Drain, flush, and refill the cooling system with Cat ELC at 12,000 hours (6 years).
  • Measure undercarriage wear and stage bushing, chain, sprocket, roller, and idler renewal at major service.
  • Rebuild or bench-test the final drives, powershift clutch packs, and fuel-system components as S·O·S trends dictate.

Servicing the D6R beyond the schedule

Predictive Maintenance & Fluid Analysis

The D6R rewards disciplined S·O·S sampling. Draw scheduled oil samples from the 3306 or C9 engine at 250 hours and from the powershift transmission, hydraulic tank, and both final drives at 500 hours — the differential-steering powertrain loads its gears hard, so rising wear metals flag bevel-gear, steer-clutch, and final-drive bearing decay early. Sample the ELC coolant for nitrite depletion before adding Extender. Trending iron and silicon on a D6R exposes undercarriage-fed dirt ingress and gear wear long before a jobsite failure.

Corrective & Common Repairs

Common D6R corrective work centers on the undercarriage, hydraulics, and steering. Track chain, sprocket, roller, and idler wear drives the biggest repair spend, while blade lift and tilt cylinders develop rod-seal leaks under heavy dozing. On the powershift and differential-steering system, slow steering response or clutch slip points to worn steer clutches or low TDTO. Series I 3306 machines see fuel-transfer- and injection-pump service; C9 machines add electronic sensor and wiring faults. Renew blade cutting edges and pins before wear reaches the moldboard.

Overhaul & Rebuild Points

A high-hour D6R is a strong rebuild candidate. The 3306T, 3306 ATAAC, and later C9 are all certified-rebuild engines; plan an in-frame or full overhaul as blowby and oil consumption climb. The final drives and powershift transmission carry planetary gearsets and clutch packs that reward scheduled rebuild over run-to-failure. Undercarriage is a staged job — turn or replace bushings, then renew chain, sprockets, rollers, and idlers by wear measurement. Reseal blade and ripper cylinders and inspect the differential-steering module during any major powertrain teardown.

Seasonal & Environment Servicing

Match D6R service to its jobsite. In cold climates, run the correct cold-grade Cat DEO, confirm ELC freeze protection, and verify an ether or coolant-heater aid and a fully charged battery pack before winter. In hot, dusty land-clearing or landfill work, shorten air-cleaner and radiator-core cleaning intervals and watch hydraulic and transmission temperatures for fine-dust ingress past the seals. LGP machines on soft, wet ground need extra undercarriage cleanout and more frequent pivot-shaft and equalizer-bar lubrication to flush abrasive mud.

D6R common service parts

Part numberPart
134-3589Film-InformationCheck fitment →
4P-8681Film IdentificationCheck fitment →

Always confirm against your machine's serial number — cross-check any part in Heavy Parts AI before ordering.

D6R fault codes & troubleshooting

CodeMeaningLikely causeWhat to do
168-04 (also 168-03) — MID 113 / MID 030CID 168 = Electrical System Voltage. FMI 04 = voltage below normal (FMI 03 = above normal). On the D6R this is logged when battery/system voltage sags below roughly 21.3 VDC; if it drops below ~18 VDC the machine protects itself by applying the brakes and shifting the transmission to neutral.Charging-system fault (alternator output low, loose/corroded alternator or battery connections), weak or failing batteries, or a voltage drop in the machine harness/ground. ECM failure is possible but unlikely.Load-test batteries and measure alternator charging output at the battery and at the ECM power pins; clean/tighten battery, ground, and alternator connections before condemning any control.
096-03 — MID 030 (Cat Monitoring System)CID 96 = Fuel Level Sensor. FMI 03 = signal voltage above normal / shorted high. Displays on the monitoring panel as '030 096 f03'. It is a monitoring-system fault, not a powertrain fault.Fuel-level sender shorted to +battery, chafed/pinched sender wiring, or a failed/stuck sender float. Frequently seen alongside other harness codes.Disconnect the fuel-level sender and check the sender signal wire for a short to supply; inspect the sender connector and float, then re-check for active vs logged status in Cat ET.
248-02 — MID 030 / MID 113CID 248 = Cat Data Link. FMI 02 = data erratic, intermittent, or incorrect. Indicates the ECMs are losing communication with each other or with the monitoring system over the Cat Data Link.Damaged or corroded data-link wiring/connectors between the transmission ECM, engine controller, and monitor; a powered-down or failing module on the link; or intermittent connector contact.Inspect the data-link harness and connectors for the two-wire link between modules; check for a module that is not powering up. Often clears once a loose/corroded connector is reseated.
299-08 (also 299-13) — MID 113 (Power Train ECM)CID 299 = Transmission Lever / Direction-Selector Position Sensor. FMI 08 = abnormal frequency, pulse width, or period; FMI 13 = out of calibration. The ECM sees the direction/speed selector signal as out of range, so it may hold the transmission in neutral.Faulty or misaligned selector position sensor, damaged/loose connector at the control lever, or a sensor that has lost calibration.Inspect and reseat the selector sensor connector, verify sensor signal in Cat ET, then recalibrate the transmission control lever per procedure if the sensor checks good.
671-02 / 673-02 — MID 113 (Power Train ECM)On the D6R powertrain, CID 671 = No.1 Transmission Output Speed Sensor and CID 673 = No.2 Transmission Output Speed Sensor (674/675 = intermediate speed sensors). FMI 02 = erratic/intermittent signal. The ECM can no longer compute speed ratios and will log apparent forward/reverse clutch 'slippage'. NOTE: generic Caterpillar CID lists label 671 as 'Left Pedal Position Sensor' — on the D6R transmission it functions as the output speed sensor, so meaning varies by machine/module context.Speed sensor dirty or with wrong air gap, metal debris on the sensor tip, damaged sensor wiring, or the output/intermediate speed-sensor connectors swapped during service (a documented cause of paired 671/673 codes).At the rear transmission access cover, inspect/clean both speed sensors, confirm the yellow/purple sensor connectors are in their correct positions (not exchanged), and compare sensor readings by gear in Cat ET (or historically the Cat's dedicated control service tool service tool, mode 7).
070-02 — MID 113 (Power Train ECM)CID 70 = Parking Brake Switch (ON/OFF). FMI 02 = data erratic, intermittent, or incorrect. The ECM is getting an implausible or bouncing parking-brake state, which can keep the machine from moving.Faulty or misadjusted parking-brake switch, corroded/loose switch connector, or chafed switch wiring giving an intermittent signal.Check the parking-brake switch operation and connector, verify the switch state in Cat ET as the brake is applied/released, and repair any intermittent wiring before replacing the switch.
271-06 — MID 030 / MID 113CID 271 = Action Alarm. FMI 06 = current above normal / grounded circuit. The alarm driver output is seeing excessive current, typically a short.Action-alarm coil shorted, or the alarm output wire shorted to ground/chafed against the frame.Disconnect the action alarm and check the driver circuit for a short to ground; test the alarm itself for a shorted coil.
324-06 — MID 030 / MID 113CID 324 = Warning (Action) Lamp. FMI 06 = current above normal / grounded circuit. The dash action/warning lamp output is overloaded.Warning-lamp circuit shorted to ground, wrong/failed bulb, or chafed lamp wiring.Inspect the action/warning lamp bulb and its wiring for a short to ground; verify the lamp output drives correctly once the short is cleared.
590-xx / event E0594 — Engine Control Module (C9 machines)CID 590 = Engine Control Module. On the D6R this controller exists only on the C-series (C9) machines — Series II XL/XW/LGP and Series III ACERT; the Series I / STD 3306 is largely mechanical and does not generate C9-style engine ECM codes. Related transmission-oil-temp warnings surface as event codes (e.g. E594, high transmission oil temperature, ~110°C / 230°F) rather than a CID-FMI pair.For CID 590: engine-ECM power/ground or Cat Data Link communication fault, or an internal controller issue. For the E594 event: transmission overheating (low/degraded oil, cooler or flow restriction, overload).For a 590 comms fault, check engine-ECM power, grounds, and data-link wiring in Cat ET. For the temperature event, check transmission oil level/condition and cooling flow. Confirm the exact FMI/event on the display before parts are touched.
268-02 — MID 113 / MID 030CID 268 = Programmed Parameter (Check Programmable Parameters) Fault. FMI 02 = erratic/incorrect. Indicates a configuration/calibration parameter in the ECM is missing, mismatched, or not set.ECM was replaced or reflashed and required parameters/calibrations were not programmed, or a stored parameter has become corrupted.Connect Cat ET and review/re-program the machine configuration and required calibrations for that serial number; re-check for active status after programming.

Codes and remedies are general guidance for this model family — always confirm with diagnostic tooling and your dealer before major repairs.

D6R attachments & work tools

Blades (S/SU/A/PAT/VPAT)

S blade: ~3.35–3.36 m (11.0–11.02 ft) width, ~3.89 m³ (5.09 yd³) capacity, fixed angle, best penetration/visibility, general heavy dozing in hard/rocky material. SU blade: 3.27 m (10.7 ft) width, 5.7 m³ (7.34–7.4 yd³) capacity — narrower but taller/curved moldboard gives highest capacity of the fixed blades; production dozing/stockpiling. A (angling) blade: manual pin-reposition angle + hydraulic tilt, 3.78–4.18 m (12.4–13.67 ft) width depending on undercarriage width band (source disagreement flagged, likely STD vs XW variants). PAT (Series II): fully hydraulic 6-way angle+tilt, ~4.08 m (13.4 ft), 6.33–6.65 yd³ (Cat's own catalog figure). VPAT (Series III): adds hydraulic pitch on top of angle+tilt, blade stays level when angled; XL 12.73 ft/6.19 yd³, LGP ~13.65 ft/5.65 yd³. Flagged anomaly: Series III VPAT capacity reads lower than Series II PAT — possibly a measurement-standard difference (SAE 2:1 vs struck), unresolved. Blade width/capacity always scales with undercarriage (STD ~22in shoe/8.5-9psi, XW wider gauge/~9psi, LGP 36-40in shoe/~4.95-5.3psi) — confirm undercarriage before quoting a blade number. VPAT is confirmed available on D6R (not just larger dozers).

Rippers

Single family across the whole D6R lineage: fixed parallelogram ripper, 3-pocket frame, field-configurable to 1, 2, or 3 shanks (curved or straight, interchangeable on the same beam). No separate impact-ripper option exists at this weight class (impact/hammer rippers start at D8-and-up). Series III weights (cross-checked 2 sources): single-shank installed weight 1,636 kg (3,606 lb); each additional shank +74 kg (163 lb), so a full 3-shank set adds ~148 kg (326 lb) over base. Overall beam width ~2.20-2.21 m (86.7-87 in). Max penetration 500 mm (19.7 in); max clearance raised 513 mm (20.2 in); max penetration force 64.7 kN (14,557 lbf); pry-out force 89.6 kN (20,137 lbf). Contamination warning: a lighter generic 'D6' ripper spec (~1,550 kg base, 68.8 kN penetration, 126 kN pry-out) circulating online belongs to the current-generation D6/D6 XE platform (2018+), not the D6R — must not be blended in.

Winches

Two distinct winch classes fit the D6R depending on series. PA-56 (PACCAR/Carco, mechanical) fits Series I/II (and is shared across the D6G/D6H-era weight class, continuing into early D6T): drum diameter ~254 mm (10 in), drum/flange width 254-330 mm (10-13 in), single lever actuates both clutch and brake, rope 22 mm recommended/25 mm optional (max warrantable ~1 in), drum working capacity ~55 m (180 ft) of 22 mm rope, oil capacity ~67 L (17.7 gal), weight ~1,135-1,180 kg (2,502-2,600 lb, varies by source/vintage), adds ~520 mm (20.4 in) to overall tractor length when installed. H90VS (Carco, hydraulic variable-speed) fits Series III D6R only (shares an installation/parts manual with early D6T): overall reduction ratio ~255:1, powered off implement hydraulics rather than a mechanical PTO/clutch pack; full drum-capacity/line-pull tables were not resolved from public sources in this pass. Primary use case for a D6R winch is forestry/log-skidding (often paired with a logging arch to keep cable off the drum edge under off-center pull), not general construction towing — that role falls to the drawbar.

Drawbars & Counterweights

Rigid drawbar and long (extended) drawbar options, used for towing trailed implements (disks, compactors, sheepsfoot rollers) — not for logs. Drawbar height (center of clevis) from ground ~576 mm (1 ft 11 in), measured 511 mm (1 ft 8 in) from ground face of shoe (Series III figure). Rear counterweight: 781 kg (1,722 lb), recommended specifically when no other rear attachment is fitted, for balance on steep back-slope work and heavy dozing. Additional stackable counterweight slab: 342 kg (753 lb). Architectural note: ripper, winch, drawbar, and rear counterweight all occupy the same rear mounting position on this dozer class — one is fitted per job (ripper for scarifying, winch for skidding, drawbar for towing, counterweight as rear ballast if nothing else is fitted); no single Cat document was found stating this as an absolute mechanical interlock specific to the D6R, but it is the consistent practical/dealer-literature framing.

Cab/ROPS Guarding (Forestry/Waste)

Forestry Screens & Sweeps package: two side screens, two door screens, one rear screen, roof screen, complete hardware, plus front sweeps (limb/brush deflectors ahead of tracks and radiator); OEM-style sweeps accept factory parts, finished to match Cat black; optional roof panel over sweeps; package weight ~644 kg (1,420 lb) shipped. Waste Handling (WH) arrangement guarding (documented on Cat's own D6R WH product page, though against an earlier 3306-era/Series I platform — later-series WH guarding was not independently confirmed and is treated as reasonable extrapolation): impact-resistant polycarbonate cab doors (replaces door screens entirely), hinged quick-release radiator guard, tilt-cylinder line guards, full crankcase/belly guard, chassis guards deflecting debris from engine bay, pivot-shaft and idler seal guards (specifically against wire/strapping wrap-up), thicker hardened final-drive seal guards, engine enclosure with perforated hood/side panels, hydraulic and fuel tank guard, two-pass cooling system with enlarged surface area, optional AMOCS radiator, reversing (Flexxaire-type) self-purging fan, optional ROPS-mounted A/C condenser relocation away from debris zone. Base ROPS/cab: standard four-post Canopy ROPS/FOPS; optional fully enclosed, isolation-mounted, pressurized A/C cab; ROPS meets SAE J395/J1040, FOPS meets ISO 3449-1992 Level II (Series III-documented).

Hydraulic Arrangement (Front/Rear Tools)

Series II/III architecture (cross-checked, Cat's own catalog + independent spec sheet): load-sensing, variable-displacement axial-piston implement pump feeding both blade and ripper circuits via pilot-operated (low-effort) control valves, with flow apportioned on demand rather than fixed splitting between circuits. Bulldozer (blade) circuit max operating pressure 19,300 kPa (2,799 psi). Main relief valve pressure (differential-steering circuit) 42,000 kPa (6,092 psi). Pump output variable, ~80-217 L/min (21.1-57.3 gpm) depending on function/demand. Winch circuit on the Series III H90VS is hydraulically driven off the same implement system (distinct from the mechanical-clutch PA-56 used on Series I/II). Control layout: separate low-effort pilot-hydraulic levers for blade (angle/tilt/pitch depending on blade type) and ripper (raise/lower/shank selection) — not a single unified joystick across both tools; steering/direction/gear selection is on its own independent single-handle finger-tip control. Series I (3306T) implement hydraulics follow the same general variable-displacement/compensator-valve principle, but period-specific pressure/flow figures were not cross-verified to the same standard — the pressure/flow numbers given are Series II/III-representative, not confirmed universal across all three series.

All D6R assemblies by section

Every catalogued assembly group for the Caterpillar D6R. Open an assembly to preview the parts inside — full OEM part numbers are available in Heavy Parts AI.

Air Inlet And Exhaust System
1009213 Air Cleaner Group
Air Cleaner (1009211 N/S)
10***11Air Cleaner Group; Air Cleaner Group1
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Exhaust Manifold Fastener (1w4486 N/S)
1W***86Fastener Group-Exhaust Manifold; Exhaust Manifold Fastener Group1
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Air Lines (1009214 N/S)
10***14Lines Group-Air; Air Lines Group1
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Air Lines (1135368 N/S)
Turbocharger Oil Lines (9y5727 N/S)
9Y***27Lines Group-Turbocharger Oil; Turbocharger Oil Lines Group1
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Turbocharger Oil Lines (7e5683 N/S)
Turbocharger Oil Lines (1865205 N/S)
Dust Ejector (4y2816 N/S)
4Y***16Dust Ejector; Dust Ejector Group1
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Exhaust Manifold (6n0164 N/S)
Exhaust Manifold (1344208 N/S)
Muffler (4y9541 N/S)
1138315 Turbocharger Cartridge Group
Turbocharger (1135340 N/S)
1137919 Turbocharger Group
Basic Engine
Damper (1w7831 N/S)
Fan Drive (7e5722 N/S)
7E***22Drive Group-Fan (Belt); Drive Gp-Fan (Belt)1
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Flywheel (7n2729 N/S)
Oil Level Gauge (4w4269 N/S)
4W***69Gauge Group-Oil Level (Dipstick); Gauge Gp-Oil Level (Dipstick)1
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Rear Gear (7c0502 N/S)
7C***02Gear Group-Rear; Rear Gear Group1
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Flywheel Housing (1w1154 N/S)
Engine Mounting (4w5386 N/S)-Flexible
Vandalism Protection (1w1421 N/S)-Oil Level Gauge
1W***21Protection Group-Vandalism; Vandalism Protection Group -- Engine Oil Level Gage1
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Engine Support (8n4422 N/S)
Camshaft (1n4406 N/S)-Single
1N***06Camshaft Group-Single; Camshaft Group--Single1
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Cylinder Block Cover (7n1342 N/S)
7N***42Cover Group-Cylinder Block; Cylinder Block Cover Group1
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Front Housing Cover (2p6528 N/S)
2P***28Cover Group-Front Housing; Front Housing Cover Group1
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Valve Mechanism Cover (8n4745 N/S)
8N***45Cover Group-Valve Mechanism; Valve Mechanism Cover Group1
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Crankshaft (4p9856 N/S)
1n3576 Cylinder Block Group
Cylinder Block (8n5286 N/S)
8N***86Cylinder Block Group; Cylinder Block Group1
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Cylinder Head (7n8876 N/S)
7N***76Cylinder Head Group; Cylinder Head Group1
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8n6796 Cylinder Head Group
Cylinder Head Fastener (7n9536 N/S)
7N***36Fastener Group-Cylinder Head; Cylindetr Head Fastener Group1
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Front Housing Fastener (8n0872 N/S)
8N***72Fastener Group-Front Housing; Front Housing Fastener Group1
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Oil Pan Fastener (2p6200 N/S)
2P***00Fastener Group-Oil Pan; Fastener Gp-Engine Oil Pan1
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Front Timing Gear (1118001 N/S)
Front Housing (8n0303 N/S)
8N***03Housing Group-Front; Front Housing Group1
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Engine Lifting (6n8326 N/S)
6N***26Lifting Group; Lifting Eye Gp-Engine1
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Alternator Mounting (2w0176 N/S)
Oil Pan (2p6152 N/S)
Connecting Rod And Piston (1w6588 N/S)-6 Required
1W***88Piston & Rod Group; Connecting Rod And Piston Group1
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Connecting Rod And Piston (1w6588)-6 Required
1W***88Piston & Rod Group; Connecting Rod And Piston Group1
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Pulley (1080083 N/S)
Crankshaft Pulley (1095176 N/S)
Crankshaft Seal (2p6226 N/S)
2P***26Seal Group-Crankshaft; Seal Group-Crankshaft1
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Engine Trunnion (8n0107 N/S)
8N***07Trunnion Group-Engine; Engine Trunnion Group1
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Valve Mechanism (7n8026 N/S)
7N***26Valve Mechanism Group; Valve Mechanism Group1
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Cooling System
Filter Base And Engine Oil Cooler (2w2271 N/S)
2W***71Cooler Group-Filter Base & Eng Oil1
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Filter Base And Engine Oil Cooler (2w2272 N/S)
2W***72Cooler Group-Filter Base & Eng Oil1
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Transmission Oil Cooler (7n2731 N/S)
Engine Oil Filler (4w4270 N/S)
4W***70Filler Group-Oil; Engine Oil Filler Group1
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Fumes Disposal (8n1295 N/S)
8N***95Fumes Disposal Group; Fumes Disposal Group1
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Vandalism Protection (4w4268 N/S)-Engine Oil Filler
4W***68Protection Group-Vandalism; Vandalism Protection Group -- Engine Oil Filler1
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Exhaust Shield (1159707 N/S)
Oil Filter Base (8n4457 N/S)
8N***57Base Group-Oil Filter; Base Group-Engine Oil Filter1
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Breather (1p4244 N/S)
Blower Fan (1080082 N/S)
Housing And Regulator (1190099 N/S)
Water Lines (2w6779 N/S)
Water Lines (1114061 N/S)
Water Pump (1167968 N/S)
Radiator (1080090 N/S)-Part 2 Of 2
Radiator (1106095 N/S)
Radiator (1080090 N/S)-Part 1 Of 2
Water Tank (1125362 N/S)
1167967 Water Pump Group
Electrical System
3e6328 Alarm Group
3E***28Alarm Group; -Caterpillar Monitoring System-Action1
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Charging Alternator-24v, 70a (1080088 N/S)
1855294 Charging Alternator Group
18***94Alternator Group-Charging; -Waste Handling1
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Charging Alternator-24v, 65a (1942928 N/S)
1322156 Alternator Group-Delco Remy-Part 1 Of 2
1322156 Alternator Group-Delco Remy-Part 2 Of 2
Back-Up Alarm Wiring (1266995 N/S)
Battery (1266987 N/S)-Heavy Duty
Battery And Wiring (1081330 N/S)-Part 3 Of 8
Battery And Wiring (1081330 N/S)-Part 1 Of 8
Battery And Wiring (1081330 N/S)-Part 4 Of 8
Battery And Wiring (1081330 N/S)-Part 2 Of 8
Battery And Wiring (1081330 N/S)-Part 8 Of 8
Battery And Wiring (1081330 N/S)-Part 6 Of 8
Battery And Wiring (1081330 N/S)-Part 5 Of 8
Battery And Wiring (1081330 N/S)-Part 7 Of 8
Battery Box (1080646 N/S)-Part 1 Of 2
Battery Box (1080646 N/S)-Part 2 Of 2
1658857 Charging Alternator-24v, 70a
Charging Alternator-24v, 70a (1700292 N/S)
Electric Control Group (1915020 N/S)
17***89Control Group-Unprogrammed; -Steering, Transmission1
19***20Control Group-Power Train1
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Power Converter (1315039 N/S)-12v
Electronics Arrangement (1382820 N/S)
12***69Film-Identification; (Autoshift Switch)1
13***20Electronics Ar-Machine1
13***05Electronics Group-Power Train; Control Gp-Power Train Elek1
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Electronics (1393905 N/S)
13***05Electronics Group-Power Train; Control Gp-Power Train Elek1
19***20Control Group-Power Train1
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1387916 Harness Assembly-Part 1 Of 3
1387916 Harness Assembly-Part 2 Of 3
1387916 Harness Assembly-Part 3 Of 3
1096376 Harness Assembly-Engine
1096379 Harness Assembly-Torque Convertor
1096374 Harness Assembly-Radiator
1137133 Harness Assembly-Fuel Tank
1343853 Harness Assembly-Fuse Box
1336335 Flood Lamp Group
13***35Lamp Group-Flood; -24-Volt, 65-Watt-Blackout1
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1336336 Flood Lamp Group
1532073 Flood Lamp Group-(24v) (Vertical)
15***73Lamp Group-Flood; -Cab-Extended Bolster-Rear-Blade-Moldboard1
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1470319 Flood Lamp Group-(24v) (Suspended)
14***19Lamp Group-Flood; -Engine Work, Rh, Lh1
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1068964 Flood Lamp Group
1076689 Flood Lamp Group
10***89Lamp Group-Flood; -Vertical Mount1
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Lighting (1080652 N/S)-4 Lamp
Circuit Breaker Panel (1105083 N/S)
Ether Starting Aid (1228950 N/S)
Electric Starting Motor (1068552 N/S)-Robert Bosch
6v5227 Electric Starting Motor Group
10***52Starting Motor Group-Electric1
6V***27Starting Motor Group-Electric1
6V***37Starting Motor Group-Electric1
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Electric Starting Motor (6v5538 N/S)-Nippondenso
Electric Starting Motor (6v5537 N/S)-Delco Remy-Part 2 Of 2
Electric Starting Motor (7s3622 N/S)-24v
7S***22Starting Motor Group-Electric; Electric Starting Motor Group1
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Electric Starting Motor (6v5537 N/S)-Delco Remy-Part 1 Of 2
7n0718 Disconnect Switch Assembly
7N***18Switch As-Disconnect; -Battery-Ground Level1
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9x7781 Filter Bypass Switch Group
9X***81Switch Group-Bypass; -Xmsn Lubrication Supply Filter-Xmsn Lubrication Charge Filter-Hoist Screen-Tc, Front Brake Cooling-Transmission Oil Filter-Rear Axle Oil Filter1
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1647577 Filter Bypass Switch Group
16***77Switch Group-Bypass; -Xmsn Lubrication Supply Filter-Xmsn Lubrication Charge Filter-Hoist Screen-Tc, Front Brake Cooling-Transmission Oil Filter-Rear Axle Oil Filter1
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1251302 Magnetic Switch Assembly
12***02Switch Group-Magnetic; -Starting Motor, Start Relay1
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Engine Arrangement
1081076 Engine Arrangement-Basic-Part 1 Of 2
10***76Engine Ar1
10***76Pulley Group-Crankshaft1
11***01Gear Group-Front1
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1081076 Engine Arrangement-Basic-Part 2 Of 2
10***57Pump Group-Engine Oil1
10***76Engine Ar1
11***68Pump Group-Gov & Fuel Inj1
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1081073 Engine Arrangement-Basic-Part 2 Of 2
10***57Pump Group-Engine Oil1
10***73Engine Ar1
11***68Pump Group-Gov & Fuel Inj1
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1081073 Engine Arrangement-Basic-Part 1 Of 2
10***73Engine Ar1
10***76Pulley Group-Crankshaft1
11***01Gear Group-Front1
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Installation Arrangement (1078309 N/S)
10***11Air Cleaner Group; Air Cleaner Group1
10***14Lines Group-Air; Air Lines Group1
10***09Installation Ar-Engine1
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Frame And Body
Drawbar (7g8975 N/S)
Drawbar (3w6866 N/S)
Grill (8e4053 N/S)-Heavy Duty
Precleaner Guard (3w1654 N/S)
Transmission Guard (3w1356 N/S)
3W***56Guard Group-Transmission; (Includes Items 15a, B & C)1
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6t3216 Track Idler Group-4 Required
6T***16Idler Group-Track; Track Idler Cap Group1
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1492493 Track Idler Group
6y1781 Track Carrier Roller Group-2 Required
6Y***81Roller Group-Track Carrier; -Heavy Duty1
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Protective Screen (3w3057 N/S)
Sweep (3w5366 N/S)
6i9655 Track Group-510mm Grouser Shoe-2 Required
6i9656 Track Group-560mm Grouser Shoe-2 Required
6i9642 Track Group-610mm Grouser Shoe-2 Required
6i9641 Track Group-560mm Grouser Shoe-2 Required
6i9653 Track Group-560mm Grouser Shoe-2 Required
6i9654 Track Group-610mm Grouser Shoe-2 Required
6i9644 Track Group-560mm Grouser Shoe-2 Required
6i9643 Track Group-510mm Grouser Shoe-2 Required
Equalizer Bar (1091186 N/S)
Track Idler Cap (1081091 N/S)-8 Required
10***91Cap Group-Track Idler; -Sound Suppression1
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Frame And Case (1079684 N/S)
Chassis Arrangement (1266747 N/S)
10***57Fender Group1
10***84Case & Frame Group1
10***19Tank Group-Fuel1
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Chassis Arrangement (1266749 N/S)
10***57Fender Group1
10***84Case & Frame Group1
10***19Tank Group-Fuel1
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Ecology Drain (1106287 N/S)
11***87Drain Group-Ecology; -Case, Frame1
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Engine Enclosure (1081329 N/S)-Part 2 Of 2
Engine Enclosure (1081331 N/S)-Part 1 Of 2
Engine Enclosure (1081331 N/S)-Part 2 Of 2
Engine Enclosure (1081329 N/S)-Part 1 Of 2
Enclosure (1080647 N/S)
Equalizer Bar (1266781 N/S)
Fender (1069357 N/S)
1079683 Frame And Case Assembly
Telescoping Recoil Frame (1080148 N/S)-L.H.
10***48Frame Group-Telescoping Recoil; (Lh)(Lh)1
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Telescoping Recoil Frame (1080147 N/S)-R.H.
10***47Frame Group-Telescoping Recoil; (Rh)(Rh)1
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Sand Blast Grid (1117161 N/S)
Bottom Guard (1080649 N/S)
Bottom Guard (1707184 N/S)-Heavy Duty
Bottom Guard (1163205 N/S)-Extreme Service
Bottom Guard (1163204 N/S)-Heavy Duty
Bottom Guard (1707190 N/S)-Extreme Service
Bottom Guard (1693693 N/S)
Fuel Tank Guard (1108766 N/S)
Fuel Tank Guard (1108767 N/S)
11***67Guard Group-Fuel Tank; -With Ripper1
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Radiator Guard (1080650 N/S)-Part 1 Of 2
Radiator Guard (1080650 N/S)-Part 2 Of 2
Radiator Bottom Guard (8e3041 N/S)-Heavy Duty
Track Guiding Guard (1080178 N/S)
10***78Guard Group-Track Guide; -Heavy-Duty1
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Track Roller Guard (1093443 N/S)
Track Roller Guard (1093444 N/S)
Hood (1081328 N/S)-Cab
Hood And Guard (1081332 N/S)
Front Pull Hook (1163203 N/S)
6i9668 Link Assembly
6i9671 Link Assembly
Cab Mounting (1059665 N/S)
Carrier Roller Mounting (1080177 N/S)
R.O.P.S. Mounting (1080651 N/S)
Pivot Bar (1080175 N/S)
Platform (1081164 N/S)-Part 2 Of 2
Platform (1059666 N/S)
Platform (1081164 N/S)-Part 1 Of 2
Track Roller (1254177 N/S)-Double Flange
Track Roller (1255533 N/S)-Double Flange
Track Roller (1254176 N/S)-Double Flange
12***76Roller Group-Track-Double Flange; -Heavy-Duty1
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Track Roller (1254175 N/S)-Single Flange-8 Required
12***75Roller Group-Track-Single Flange; -Heavy-Duty1
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Telescoping Recoil Frame (1266784 N/S)-L.H.
Telescoping Recoil Frame (1266783 N/S)-R.H.
Track Adjuster And Recoil (1270471 N/S)
Undercarriage Arrangement (1078297 N/S)
10***97Undercarriage Ar1
10***47Frame Group-Telescoping Recoil; (Rh)(Rh)1
10***48Frame Group-Telescoping Recoil; (Lh)(Lh)1
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Undercarriage Arrangement (1266778 N/S)
10***75Pivot Bar Group; -Systemone1
10***91Cap Group-Track Idler; -Sound Suppression8
12***75Roller Group-Track-Single Flange; -Heavy-Duty8
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Fuel System
Primary Fuel Filter (1w1690 N/S)
Primary Fuel Filter (1w6351 N/S)
Secondary Filter (7w5156 N/S)
Torque Control (1w8668 N/S)
1113770 Camshaft Assembly
1115162 Fuel Ratio Control Group
11***62Control Group-Fuel Ratio (Basic)1
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4p9840 Fuel Pump Housing Assembly
2w2410 Governor Group-Part 2 Of 3
2w2410 Governor Group-Part 1 Of 3
2w2410 Governor Group-Part 3 Of 3
Drain Lines (2w1605 N/S)
Fuel Lines (1081319 N/S)
Drain Lines (1858023 N/S)
Fuel Injection Lines (1135341 N/S)
Fuel System Protection (1287984 N/S)
4p9827 Fuel Injection Pump Group
1113769 Fuel Injection Pump Group
Fuel Priming Pump And Primary Filter (1858021 N/S)
Fuel Priming Pump And Primary Filter (1697278 N/S)
1w1695 Fuel Transfer Pump Group
Fuel Transfer Pump And Mounting (2w4160 N/S)
Governor And Fuel Injection Pump (1113768 N/S)
Fuel Tank (1080619 N/S)-250 Liter
Fuel Tank (1704876 N/S)-250 Liter
Hydraulic System
Tilt Cylinder Arrangement (9w9057 N/S)-Angling Bulldozer
8C***42Bolt-Plt; (3/4unc X 4)8
9T***95Cylinder Group-Tilt; Tilt Cylinder Group2
9W***57Cylinder Ar-Tilt; -Bulldozer1
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9t2716 Ripper Cylinder Group-127mm Bore X 362mm Stroke
9T***16Cylinder Group-Ripper Lift; (Ripper Lift)1
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1662582 Tilt Cylinder Group-165.1mm Bore X 128mm Stroke
16***82Cylinder Group-Tilt; -Semi-Universal Bulldozer1
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9t6095 Tilt Cylinder Group-152mm Bore X 105mm Stroke
9T***95Cylinder Group-Tilt; Tilt Cylinder Group1
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1u3991 Tilt Cylinder Group-165mm Bore X 128mm Stroke
Ripper Lines (1081334 N/S)
Ripper Lines (9w1018 N/S)
9W***18Lines Group-Ripper; Ripper Lines Group1
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Tilt Cylinder Lines (1081315 N/S)
Tilt Cylinder Lines (1u2393 N/S)-Part 2 Of 2
1U***93Lines Group-Tilt Cylinder; Tilt Cylinder Lines Group1
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Tilt Cylinder Lines (1u2393 N/S)-Part 1 Of 2
1U***93Lines Group-Tilt Cylinder; Tilt Cylinder Lines Group1
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Tilt Cylinder Lines (9w9079 N/S)-Part 2 Of 2
9W***79Lines Group-Tilt Cylinder; Tilt Cylinder Lines Group1
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Tilt Cylinder Lines (9w9079 N/S)-Part 1 Of 2
9W***79Lines Group-Tilt Cylinder; Tilt Cylinder Lines Group1
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Hydraulic Tank Cap Protection Cover (9g9288 N/S)
9G***88Protection Cover Group; -Hydraulic Tank-Steering Tank Fill Cap-Hydraulic Tank Fill Cap1
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9t9912 Hydraulic Pump Group-Part 1 Of 2
9t9912 Hydraulic Pump Group-Part 2 Of 2
1022064 Rotating Group-Pump
10***64Rotating Group-Pump; -Hydraulic Fan1
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1022068 Pressure And Flow Compensator Valve Group
10***68Valve Group-Press & Flow Cmpnstr; (Pressure, Flow Compensator)1
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1135429 Quick Drop Valve Group
11***29Valve Group-Quick-Drop; -Bulldozer1
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4t1008 Relief Valve Group
4T***08Valve Group-Relief; -Inlet Manifold-Charging1
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9t8378 Relief Valve Group
9T***78Valve Group-Relief; (Direct Operated)1
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Hydraulic Hand Control (1073915 N/S)-Ripper-Part 1 Of 2
Hydraulic Hand Control (1073915 N/S)-Ripper-Part 2 Of 2
Hydraulic Hand Control (1073911 N/S)-Lift And Tilt-Part 1 Of 2
Hydraulic Hand Control (1073911 N/S)-Lift And Tilt-Part 2 Of 2
Lift Cylinder And Lines (1268465 N/S)-L.H.
12***65Cylinder & Lines Group-Lift; -Lh-Bulldozer1
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Lift Cylinder And Lines (1268464 N/S)-R.H.
12***64Cylinder & Lines Group-Lift; -Rh-Bulldozer1
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1278931 Lift Cylinder Group-101.6mm Bore X 1262mm Stroke
12***31Cylinder Group-Bulldozer Lift; -Bulldozer1
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Hydraulic Arrangement (1078300 N/S)
10***11Control Group-Hydraulic Hand1
10***00Hydraulic Ar1
10***14Lines Group-Lift Cylinder1
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Hydraulic Arrangement (1266787 N/S)-For Angle Dozer
0S***07Spacer-Pawl; (13/3 X 3/4 X 25/64in Thk)2
10***79Film-Instruction1
12***87Hydraulic Arrangement1
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Hydraulic Arrangement (1266789 N/S)-3 Valve Angle And Ripper
0S***07Spacer-Pawl; (13/3 X 3/4 X 25/64in Thk)2
10***15Control Group-Hydraulic1
10***34Lines Group-Ripper1
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Lift Cylinder Lines (1081314 N/S)-Part 2 Of 2
Lift Cylinder Lines (1081314 N/S)-Part 1 Of 2
Pump Lines (1081316 N/S)-Part 1 Of 3
Pump Lines (1081316 N/S)-Part 2 Of 3
Pump Lines (1081316 N/S)-Part 3of 3
Tilt Cylinder And Lines (6y5705 N/S)
6Y***05Lines Group-Tilt & Tip Cylinder; -Semi-Universal Bulldozer1
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1129083 Manifold Group
Valve Mounting (1101454 N/S)
Hydraulic Tank And Filter (1081532 N/S)-76 Liter-Part 1 Of 2
Hydraulic Tank And Filter (1081532 N/S)-76 Liter-Part 2 Of 2
1081585 Unit Test Valve Group-2 Valve-Part 1 Of 2
1081585 Unit Test Valve Group-2 Valve-Part 2 Of 2
Unit Test Valve (1081583 N/S)-3 Valve
4t5896 Check Valve Group
4T***96Valve Group-Check; -Pressure Reducing1
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1071189 Control Valve Group
10***89Valve Group-Control; (Tilt Cylinder)1
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1071185 Control Valve Group
10***85Valve Group-Control; (Lift Cylinder)1
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1071186 Control Valve Group
10***86Valve Group-Control; (Ripper Cylinder)1
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4t1860 Shuttle Valve Group
4T***60Valve Group-Shuttle; -Ripper Lift-Ripper Tilt-Blade Tilt-Blade Lift1
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Vandalism Protection Arrangement (4y9764 N/S)
1W***21Protection Group-Vandalism; Vandalism Protection Group -- Engine Oil Level Gage1
4W***68Protection Group-Vandalism; Vandalism Protection Group -- Engine Oil Filler1
4Y***64Vandalism Protection Arrangement1
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Winch Control (1382423 N/S)
Implements
Bulldozer Brance (4t5348 N/S)
4T***48Brace Group-Bulldozer; Bulldozer Brace Group1
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C-Frame (6i8346 N/S)-Power Angling
6I***46C-Frame Group; -Extra Long Angling Bulldozer1
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C-Frame (6y2073 N/S)-Power Angling
6Y***73C-Frame Group; -Angling Bulldozer1
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Cylinder Mounting (3g9451 N/S)
3G***51Mounting Group-Cylinder; Cylinder Mounting Group1
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Push Arm (1940937 N/S)-Part 1 Of 2
19***37Push Arm Group; -Extra Long Semi-Univ Bulldozer1
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Push Arm (1940937 N/S)-Part 2 Of 2
19***37Push Arm Group; -Extra Long Semi-Univ Bulldozer1
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Push Arm (8e9375 N/S)-Part 2 Of 2
Push Arm (6y0949 N/S)
Push Arm (8e9375 N/S)-Part 1 Of 2
Push Arm (1909771 N/S)
19***71Push Arm Group; -Semi-Universal Bulldozer1
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Power Angle And Tilt Bulldozer Arrangement (1083978 N/S)
10***78Bulldozer Ar-Angling1
10***52Trunnion Group-Bulldozer1
12***64Cylinder & Lines Group-Lift; -Rh-Bulldozer1
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Power Angle And Tilt Bulldozer Arrangement (1083982 N/S)
10***82Bulldozer Ar-Angling; -Extra Long1
10***52Trunnion Group-Bulldozer1
12***64Cylinder & Lines Group-Lift; -Rh-Bulldozer1
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Power Angle And Tilt Bulldozer Arrangement (1083979 N/S)-Basic
10***79Bulldozer Ar-Angling1
10***52Trunnion Group-Bulldozer1
4T***48Brace Group-Bulldozer; Bulldozer Brace Group1
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Power Angle And Tilt Bulldozer Arrangement (1083983 N/S)-Basic
10***83Bulldozer Ar-Angling; -Extra Long1
10***52Trunnion Group-Bulldozer1
4T***48Brace Group-Bulldozer; Bulldozer Brace Group1
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Semi Universal Bulldozer Arrangement (1083977 N/S)-Basic
10***77Bulldozer Ar-Semi-Universal; -Extra Long1
10***52Trunnion Group-Bulldozer1
6Y***05Lines Group-Tilt & Tip Cylinder; -Semi-Universal Bulldozer1
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Semi Universal Bulldozer Arrangement (1083974 N/S)
10***74Bulldozer Ar-Semi-Universal1
10***52Trunnion Group-Bulldozer1
12***64Cylinder & Lines Group-Lift; -Rh-Bulldozer1
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Semi Universal Bulldozer Arrangement (1083975 N/S)-Basic
10***75Bulldozer Ar-Semi-Universal1
10***52Trunnion Group-Bulldozer1
19***71Push Arm Group; -Semi-Universal Bulldozer1
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Semi Universal Bulldozer Arrangement (1083976 N/S)
10***76Bulldozer Ar-Semi-Universal; -Extra Long1
10***52Trunnion Group-Bulldozer1
12***64Cylinder & Lines Group-Lift; -Rh-Bulldozer1
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Straight Bulldozer Arrangement (1083970 N/S)
10***70Bulldozer Ar-Straight1
10***52Trunnion Group-Bulldozer1
12***64Cylinder & Lines Group-Lift; -Rh-Bulldozer1
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Straight Bulldozer Arrangement (1083971 N/S)-Basic
10***71Bulldozer Ar-Straight1
10***52Trunnion Group-Bulldozer1
19***71Push Arm Group; -Semi-Universal Bulldozer1
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Tilt Cylinder Guard (4y9397 N/S)
Bulldozer Trunnion (1091352 N/S)
Lubrication System
Engine Oil Lines (2p6105 N/S)
2P***05Lines Group-Engine Oil; Engine Oil Lines Group1
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6i1346 Engine Oil Pump Group
Engine Oil Pump (1068957 N/S)
Machine Arrangement
General Arrangement (1266737 N/S)
10***89Power Train Ar1
10***00Hydraulic Ar1
10***09Installation Ar-Engine1
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General Arrangement (1266739 N/S)
10***89Power Train Ar1
10***97Undercarriage Ar1
10***00Hydraulic Ar1
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Operator Station
Roll-Over Protective System (9g0963 N/S)
Roll-Over Protective System (7g7999 N/S)
7G***99Rops Group; Roll-Over Protective System Group1
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7t1068 Window Group-R.H.
7t1069 Window Group-L.H.
6t8402 Window Group-R.H.
6t8403 Window Group-L.H.
6w8505 Seat Adjuster Group
6W***05Adjuster Group-Seat; -Suspension1
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Air Conditioner Arrangement (1391016 N/S)
10***20Air Conditioner Group; -Waste Handling1
10***20Condenser & Mtg Group-Refrigerant1
11***93Plate; (Instruction) (On Right Side Behind Cab Door)1
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Air Conditioner (1080720 N/S)
10***20Air Conditioner Group; -Waste Handling1
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Air Conditioner Lines (1391015 N/S)-Part 2 Of 2
Air Conditioner Lines (1391015 N/S)-Part 1 Of 2
Blower Group (1095762 N/S)-Part 1 Of 2
Blower Group (1095762 N/S)-Part 2 Of 2
Cab Arrangement (1059655 N/S)
Cab Arrangement (1266796 N/S)-R.O.P.S.
Cab Arrangement (1266798 N/S)-Head Guard
4y9483 Cab Group-Basic-Part 2 Of 3
4y9483 Cab Group-Basic-Part 1 Of 3
4y9483 Cab Group-Basic-Part 3 Of 3
Canopy (4y9681 N/S)-Soft
Refrigerant Compressor (1499929 N/S)
Refrigerant Compressor (1067634 N/S)
Condenser And Mounting (1097320 N/S)
10***20Condenser & Mtg Group-Refrigerant1
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Console Cover (1292008 N/S)
8y5874 Backrest Extension Group
8Y***74Extension Group-Backrest; Backrest Extension Group1
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1621613 Harness Assembly
1362087 Harness Assembly-Dash
1117198 Harness Assembly
1097955 Harness Assembly
Cab Heater (1082675 N/S)
10***75Heater Group-Cab; -Waste Handling1
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1084582 Housing Group Suspension-Part 2 Of 2
1084582 Housing Group Suspension-Part 1 Of 2
Radio Installation (1059657 N/S)
Instrument Panel (1288102 N/S)-Open R.O.P.S.-Part 2 Of 2
Instrument Panel (1288101 N/S)-Part 1 Of 2
Instrument Panel (1288101 N/S)-Part 2 Of 2
Instrument Panel (1288102 N/S)-Open R.O.P.S.-Part 1 Of 2
3e6389 Dome Lamp Group
3E***89Lamp Group-Dome; -With Switch-Cab, Rh, Lh1
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Cab Liner (1152331 N/S)
Cab Liner (1059658 N/S)
Cab Heater Lines (1081333 N/S)
Mirror (9p9392 N/S)
Mirror (1059659 N/S)
10***59Mirror Group-Rear View; -Interior1
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1666928 Electronic Control Group
16***28Module Group-Quad Gauge; -Engine Coolant Temp, Transmission Oil Temp, Hydraulic Oil Temp, Fuel Level1
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1005895 Electronic Control Group
10***95Module Group-Quad Gauge; (Quad Gauge Module)1
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1171881 Wiper Motor Assembly
11***81Motor As-Window Wiper; -Door, Rh1
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1171882 Wiper Motor Assembly
11***82Motor As-Window Wiper; -Door, Lh1
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1477976 Wiper Motor Group-Basic
14***76Motor Group-Window Wiper; -Front Window1
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1477979 Wiper Motor Group-Basic
14***79Motor Group-Window Wiper; -Rear1
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1088421 Pan Assembly
Wiper Arm Pivot (6v6561 N/S)
6V***61Pivot Group-Wiper Arm; (Wiper Arm)1
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Cab Pressurizer (1059670 N/S)-Part 2 Of 2
Cab Pressurizer (1059670 N/S)-Part 1 Of 2
Refrigerant Compressor (1764850 N/S)
1561148 Seat Belt Group
15***48Seat Belt Group; -Retractable-Operator1
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8y5976 Seat Group-Vinyl-Part 2 Of 2
Suspension Seat (1416676 N/S)
8y5986 Seat Group-Fabric-Part 1 Of 2
8Y***86Seat Group; Seat Gp-Basic (Fabric) (Lumbar)1
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Suspension Seat (1416643 N/S)
8y5976 Seat Group-Vinyl-Part 1 Of 2
8y5986 Seat Group-Fabric-Part 2 Of 2
8Y***86Seat Group; Seat Gp-Basic (Fabric) (Lumbar)1
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8y6138 Suspension Seat Group-Fabric
8Y***38Seat Group-Suspension; -Cloth, Lumbar1
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8y3914 Suspension Seat Group-Part 1 Of 2
8y3914 Suspension Seat Group-Part 2 Of 2
8y6179 Suspension Seat Group-Vinyl
1084082 Seat Suspension Group
10***82Suspension Group-Seat; -Contour-Shock Absorber1
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6w8502 Seat Suspension Group-Part 2 Of 2
6w8502 Seat Suspension Group-Part 1 Of 2
9g7641 Start Switch Group
9G***41Switch Group-Start; -Engine, Key-Vims Service1
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Windshield Washer Bottle (1126632 N/S)
Windshield Washer (1059660 N/S)-Part 2 Of 2
Windshield Washer (1059660 N/S)-Part 1 Of 2
Wiper (1059661 N/S)
Power Train
Coupling And Guard (8g4678 N/S)
8G***78Coupling & Guard Group; Coupling And Guard Group1
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Final Drive Group (7g5532 N/S)
7G***32Final Drive Group; Final Drive Group1
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Bevel And Transfer Gear (7g4634 N/S)-Part 1 Of 2
7G***34Gear Group-Bevel & Transfer; Bevel And Transfer Gear Group1
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Bevel And Transfer Gear (7g4634 N/S)-Part 2 Of 2
7G***34Gear Group-Bevel & Transfer; Bevel And Transfer Gear Group1
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Transmission Mounting (8g3087 N/S)
Screen (3t5298 N/S)
9w5596 Relief Valve Group
9W***96Valve Group-Relief; -Torque Converter Outlet1
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1094365 Relief Valve Group
10***65Valve Group-Relief; -Transmission Hydraulic Control1
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Yoke (8n0198 N/S)
Powertrain Axle (1071023 N/S)
Transmission Parts And Case (1086983 N/S)-Part 2 Of 2
Transmission Parts And Case (1086983 N/S)-Part 1 Of 2
Transmission Hydraulic Control (1635641 N/S)-Part 2 Of 2
16***41Control Group-Transmission Hydraulic1
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Transmission Hydraulic Control (1635641 N/S)-Part 1 Of 2
16***41Control Group-Transmission Hydraulic1
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Transmission Hydraulic Control (1087011 N/S)-Part 2 Of 2
10***11Control Group-Transmission Hydraulic1
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Transmission Hydraulic Control (1087011 N/S)-Part 1 Of 2
10***11Control Group-Transmission Hydraulic1
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Transmission Filter (1331290 N/S)
13***90Filter Group-Oil; (Transmission)1
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Harness Assembly (1428076 N/S)
2054626 Harness Assembly
20***26Harness Assembly; (Transmission)1
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Harness Assembly (1447871 N/S)
14***71Harness Assembly; (Transmission Speed)(Transmission Speed Sensors)1
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Power Train Oil Lines (1081324 N/S)-Part 3 Of 4
Power Train Oil Lines (1081324 N/S)-Part 1 Of 4
Power Train Oil Lines (1081324 N/S)-Part 2 Of 4
Power Train Oil Lines (1081324 N/S)-Part 4 Of 4
Transmission Planetary (1086984 N/S)-Part 3 Of 4
Transmission Planetary (1086984 N/S)-Part 1 Of 4
Transmission Planetary (1086984 N/S)-Part 2 Of 4
Transmission Planetary (1086984 N/S)-Part 4 Of 4
Powertrain Arrangement (1078289 N/S)
10***05Kit-Receptacle; (6-Pin)(Display Monitor Harness)1
10***72Clutch & Brake Group-Steering2
10***23Axle Group-Power Train1
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Gear Pump Group (1084113 N/S)
10***13Pump Group-Gear; -Transmission, Torque Converter1
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1331403 Gear Pump Group
13***03Pump Group-Gear; -Xmsn And Conv Charging, Scav1
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Main Drive Shaft (1081696 N/S)
1t2004 Torque Converter Group
Torque Converter (1081429 N/S)
Torque Converter (1081430 N/S)
1t2055 Torque Converter Group
1081198 Transmission Arrangement
10***98Transmission Ar1
10***83Case & Parts Group-Planetary1
10***84Planetary Group-Transmission1
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Transmission Arrangement (1803428 N/S)
10***83Case & Parts Group-Planetary1
10***84Planetary Group-Transmission1
16***41Control Group-Transmission Hydraulic1
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2443114 Modulating Valve Group
24***14Valve Group-Modulating; -Transmission Hydraulic Control1
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1590931 Modulating Valve Group
15***31Valve Group-Modulating; -Transmission Clutch1
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1181336 Modulating Valve Group
11***36Valve Group-Modulating; -Transmission Clutch1
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Priority Valve Group (1458310 N/S)
14***10Valve Group-Priority; -Power Train Oil1
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Priority Valve Group (1088885 N/S)
1361679 Solenoid Valve Group
Service Equipment And Supplies
Films (1262297 N/S)
Films (1262300 N/S)
8f9866 Grease Gun
Name Plate And Films (1266770 N/S)
10***50Film; (Air Cleaner) (Radial Seal) (On Air Cleaner Cover)1
12***70Name Plate And Films1
12***19Film-Notice; (On Center Of Right Side Engine Guard Door)1
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Name Plate And Films (1266768 N/S)
10***50Film; (Air Cleaner) (Radial Seal) (On Air Cleaner Cover)1
12***68Name Plate And Films1
12***19Film-Notice; (On Center Of Right Side Engine Guard Door)0
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9s7977 Tool Group
Steering And Braking System
Steering And Transmission Control Adjuster (1242354 N/S)-Part 2 Of 2
12***54Adjuster Group-Control; (Steering, Xmsn Control, Elect)1
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Steering And Transmission Control Adjuster (1221511 N/S)-Part 1 Of 2
12***11Adjuster Group-Control; (Steering, Xmsn Control, Manual)1
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Steering And Transmission Control Adjuster (1221511 N/S)-Part 2 Of 2
12***11Adjuster Group-Control; (Steering, Xmsn Control, Manual)1
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Steering And Transmission Control Adjuster (1242354 N/S)-Part 1 Of 2
12***54Adjuster Group-Control; (Steering, Xmsn Control, Elect)1
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Steering Clutch And Brake (1045372 N/S)-Part 1 Of 2
Steering Clutch And Brake (1045372 N/S)-Part 2 Of 2
Governor And Brake Control (1073889 N/S)
Brake Control (1236446 N/S)
Steering Control And Mounting (1073900 N/S)
10***00Keeper Pin, Control Group-Steering1
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Steering Control Group (1073926 N/S)
10***26Control Group-Steering1
12***56Control Group-Steering & Xmsn1
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Steering And Transmission Control (1221512 N/S)-Part 1 Of 2
Steering And Transmission Control (1221512 N/S)-Part 2 Of 2
Steering And Transmission Control (1221513 N/S)
Steering And Transmission Control (1242356 N/S)
1601758 Electric Control
16***58Control Group-Unprogrammed; -Steering-Power Train1
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1729389 Electronic Control Group-Basic
17***89Control Group-Unprogrammed; -Steering, Transmission1
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Electric Control (1090563 N/S)
Steering Gear Group (1259664 N/S)
12***64Gear Group-Steering; -Steering Clutch, Brake, Rh1
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1227372 Steering Gear Group
12***72Gear Group-Steering; -Steering Clutch, Brake, Lh1
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1338468 Harness Assembly
Manifold (1378795 N/S)
13***95Manifold & Valve Group; -Steering Clutch, Brake, Rh, Lh1
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Manifold (1333246 N/S)
13***46Manifold & Valve Group; -Parking, Secondary Brake1
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Manifold (1754972 N/S)
17***72Manifold & Valve Group; -Steering Clutch, Brake, Rh, Lh1
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Governor And Brake Pedal (1073890 N/S)-Part 1 Of 2
Governor And Brake Pedal (1073890 N/S)-Part 2 Of 2
9x5592 Electric Control Group
9X***92Sensor Group-Position; -Direction, Speed-Steering Pedal, Rh, Lh-Center Pedal1
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1471680 Sensor Group
14***80Sensor Group-Position; -Direction, Speed-Steering Pedal, Rh, Lh-Center Pedal1
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1618979 Position Sensor Group
16***79Sensor Group-Position; -Steering, Xmsn Control Handle1
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1744909 Solenoid Valve Group
17***09Valve Group-Solenoid; (Steering Clutch, Brake, Rh, Lh)1
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1722392 Solenoid Valve Group
17***92Valve Group-Solenoid; (Parking, Secondary Brake)1
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1332250 Solenoid Valve Group
13***50Valve Group-Solenoid; (24 Volt)1
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1214030 Solenoid Valve Group
1646092 Unit Test Valve Group-3 Valve
16***92Valve Group-Steering & Brake Cont1
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Basic Valve Group (1378796 N/S)
13***96Valve Group-Steering & Brake Cont1
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1333255 Unit Test Valve Group-3 Valve
13***55Valve Group-Steering & Brake Cont1
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Work Tools
End Bit (6y2908 N/S)-Abrasion
End Bit (7t2307 N/S)-Abrasion
4T***54End Bit (L. H.)1
4T***55End Bit (R. H.)1
7T***07Bit Group-End1
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Angling Blade (8e1092 N/S)
8E***92Blade Group-Angling; Angling Brade Group1
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Angling Blade (6y1806 N/S)
6Y***06Blade Group-Angling; Angling Brade Group1
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Semi Universal Blade (8e5203 N/S)
Semi Universal Blade (8e9325 N/S)
8E***25Blade Group-Semi-Universal; Semi-Universal Blade Group1
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8e5186 Straight Blade
Ripper Mounting (9w0610 N/S)
Ripper Arrangement (9w0804 N/S)
3W***56Guard Group-Transmission; (Includes Items 15a, B & C)1
9T***16Cylinder Group-Ripper Lift; (Ripper Lift)1
9W***10Mounting Group-Ripper1
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Ripper (9w1017 N/S)
Adapter (1382446 N/S)
Bar (1382447 N/S)
Brake (1207698 N/S)
09***71Pipe Plug (1/8 Npt)2
0S***94Bolt (1 In. Long 3/8 In. Dia.); Plate Assembly To Support Assembly2
10***83Plug; (Hex Socket) (1/4 Npt) (Early) (Current Brake Housing May Be Visually Distinguished From The Early Design By Locating The -6 Orb Plug At The "B" Brake Pressure Port) (The Early Design Used A Socket Head, 1/4 Npt Plug)4
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Case (1382398 N/S)
11***72Winch Case - Low Power Take-Off1
13***98Case1
13***99Drive1
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Clutch (1382442 N/S)
Clutch Assembly (1187210 N/S)-Type 1
Clutch Assembly (1187210 N/S)-Type 2
Clutch Shaft (1401201 N/S)
Control Valve (1740333 N/S)
Control Valve (1740334 N/S)
17***34Control Valve Assembly; (See Control Valve Assembly) (Page 21)1
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Cover (1382440 N/S)
11***83Sight Gauge (Includes Item 28)1
11***16Disc; Internal Disk, Disc, Gasket1
11***17Gasket2
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Cylinder Group (1382411 N/S)
Drive (1382399 N/S)
Gear (1192213 N/S)
Gear (1187837 N/S)
Hydraulic Control Group (1382401 N/S)-Part 2 Of 2
Hydraulic Control Group (1382401 N/S)
13***01Hydraulic Control1
13***02Hydraulic Control Assembly1
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Hydraulic Control Group (1382401 N/S)-Part 1 Of 2
Hydraulic Control Assembly (1382402 N/S)
10***96Piston1
10***97Plate-Reaction1
11***88Gear-Ring; (81-Teeth)1
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Idler Shaft (1382410 N/S)
Installation Arrangement (1382422 N/S)-Winch
13***22Installation Arrangement1
13***23Winch Control1
3W***56Guard Group-Transmission; (Includes Items 15a, B & C)1
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Mounting (1382448 N/S)
Pump (1382444 N/S)
Shaft (1382443 N/S)
Ripper Tooth (9j8926 N/S)
Winch Arrangement (1382397 N/S)-Standard Speed-Freespool
11***37Gear1
12***98Brake1
13***97Winch Arrangement1
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Winch Arrangement (1382453 N/S)-Slow Speed-Freespool
11***13Gear; (39/14t) (E Ratio) (Slow Speed)1
12***98Brake1
13***98Case1
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Winch Gear (1382445 N/S)

D6R serial number reference

Read the 3-character prefix at the start of the machine's serial/PIN — stamped on the frame ID plate (rear frame rail on most units; a rear ripper can hide it). Pre-2001 units carry an 8-character serial (e.g. S6X01234); later units use the 17-character PIN where the same prefix + 5-digit sequence form the last 8 characters. The prefix identifies model and generation — and on many older units the steering type — but NOT the blade/undercarriage configuration (STD/XL/XW/LGP) or, on Series II, the engine: Series I (~1996–2001) used the Cat 3306 across all configs, Series II (~2001–2006) split between the 3306 ATAAC (STD) and C9 (XL/XW/LGP), and Series III runs the C9 ACERT. Always confirm the exact build with a Cat dealer using the full PIN.

PrefixIdentifies
9PND6R Series I (Cat 3306/3306T)
S6XD6R — STD/XL/LGP (grouped manuals with S6T, S6Y)
S6TD6R — STD/XL/LGP (same manual family as S6X/S6Y)
S6YD6R — STD/XL/LGP (same manual family as S6X/S6T)
8TMD6R LGP — differential steering, 3306 engine
6FRD6R Series I (3306-family)
6MRD6R Series I — conventional (clutch-brake) steering
4FMD6R Series I — differential steering
4TRD6R Series I (3306-family)
4HND6R Series I — conventional (clutch-brake) steering
4MND6R XL — conventional (clutch-brake) steering
9MND6R Series I — differential steering
9BMD6R Series I — differential steering
DMPD6R Series I (possible XW arrangement)
5LND6R — differential steering
AEPD6R Series II
BLED6R Series II
BMJD6R Series II
BRJD6R Series II
BMYD6R II XL (Cat C9, ~2001–2006)
AGMD6R Series II/III (Cat C9)
AAXD6R Series II/III (Cat C9)

Frequently asked questions

What engine does the Caterpillar D6R use?

It depends on the series. Series I (about 1996–2001) uses the six-cylinder Cat 3306T; Series II (about 2001–2005) keeps the 3306 (ATAAC) on the standard machine and moves the XL/XW/LGP builds to the Cat C9; Series III (about 2005–2008) uses the Cat C9 ACERT. Net ratings run from roughly 123 kW (165 hp) up to 149 kW (200 hp), varying by series and configuration.

What is the operating weight of the Caterpillar D6R?

It varies by configuration. A standard (STD) D6R runs about 18,325 kg (40,400 lb), the XL is around 20,080 kg (44,270 lb), and the low-ground-pressure LGP reaches roughly 20,500 kg (45,200 lb) at about 34 kPa (5 psi) ground pressure. Overall the machine spans roughly 18,300–20,500 kg (40,400–45,200 lb) depending on configuration and series.

What replaced the Caterpillar D6R?

The D6R was replaced by the Caterpillar D6T, phased in around 2004–2008 with a Tier 3 C9 ACERT engine. The D6R had itself replaced the earlier D6H in 1996. The modern D6 / D6 XE introduced from 2018 is a separate later generation, not the D6R's direct successor.

What D6R owners discuss

How does the D6R's differential steering actually behave, and how does it compare to the old steering-clutch-and-brake dozers operators grew up on?
The D6R uses differential steering rather than the clutch-and-brake steering of older D6 generations (D6C/D/G, etc.), and this is the single biggest behavioral difference operators talk about. With differential steering, engine power keeps flowing to BOTH tracks the whole time you're turning — the system simply speeds one track up while slowing the other down by an equal amount through a planetary/hydraulic steering arrangement driven by its own variable-displacement pump. The practical upshot, and what operators consistently praise, is that the machine holds its load and doesn't 'die' in a turn the way an old clutch-steer dozer does when you declutch a track and the blade load stalls you. You steer with a single tiller/lever and it modulates smoothly, so you can feather fine corrections around grade stakes, structures and other machines. The track-speed differential is capped (roughly 4.0 km/h / 2.5 mph between tracks), so turns are powered and progressive rather than abrupt. Two caveats the community raises: (1) the D6R will NOT spin-turn / counter-rotate the tracks in opposite directions the way a hydrostatic machine (like a D6N) can — differential steer holds power to both tracks but both keep driving the same direction, so it turns in a larger arc; and (2) because power routes through the steering differential ahead of the transmission, a diff-steer machine can creep or pull to one side if the steering circuit is applied, which surprises operators used to a track just freewheeling. Opinion is genuinely split on 'better' — most find diff-steer far more productive under load, while a few old-hands prefer the simplicity and dead-neutral feel of clutch/brake. Consensus: for a working dozer, the diff-steer D6R is more productive and much easier on the operator over a full shift.
What steering and brake problems come up most on the D6R, and what should I check first?
On the D6R the 'steering clutch' complaints of older dozers are largely gone (there are no traditional steering clutches to burn up), so the recurring items are in the service-brake and steering-circuit hydraulics and their linkage/sensors instead. The most-reported operator complaint is brakes that grab or 'lock on' the instant the pedal is touched, or that feel like they engage backwards — community diagnosis points to linkage adjustment/wear (worn ball joints, bushings and pivots throwing off the pedal-to-valve geometry) and, on the electronically controlled machines, to brake/neutralizer sensor faults that can also trip a transmission lock-out or parking-brake fault and immobilize the machine. The D6R's service brakes are oil-cooled multiple-disc units and the parking brake is spring-applied, hydraulically-released (SAHR) — so a loss of hydraulic release pressure leaves the park brake dragging or locked, and there's a documented manual-release procedure at the final drives for when the machine won't move. Before chasing internal parts, the forums stress checking fluid level and condition, linkage adjustment/wear, and pulling codes for brake and neutralizer sensors, since a cheap sensor or worn linkage pin mimics an expensive failure. Because brake behavior on a ~20-tonne crawler is safety-critical, confirm the correct band/linkage adjustment spec and torque, and have your Cat dealer verify the brake and SAHR park-brake circuit before returning the machine to service.
What undercarriage wear patterns should D6R owners expect, and how long does the undercarriage last?
Undercarriage is the D6R's biggest wear cost — the community and Cat's own guidance agree it can run to roughly half of a dozer's total owning-and-operating cost, so how you manage it dominates the machine's economics. Wear life varies enormously with conditions and cannot be pinned to a single number: soft, non-abrasive dirt is easy on it, while rocky, sandy, abrasive ground, heavy side-slope work, and constant high-speed reverse chew pins, bushings, sprockets and rollers far faster — owners describe the same chain going a few thousand hours in punishing rock versus considerably longer in good soil. On a standard (non-sealed-and-lubricated) chain the bushings are the limiter, and there is a planned pin-and-bushing turn at roughly the mid-point of chain life that exposes fresh bushing surface and effectively lets you get a second life out of the chain before replacement. Rollers and idlers on the D6R are lifetime-lubricated and can often be re-shelled/rebuilt rather than scrapped. Cat's SystemOne-style undercarriage is the alternative many buyers now prefer because its sealed cartridges are designed to wear as a system and eliminate the bushing-turn and sprocket-replacement steps entirely. The practical takeaways owners repeat: keep track tension correct (over-tight tracks accelerate wear dramatically), keep the undercarriage clean of packed mud, do regular measured wear readings rather than eyeballing it, and budget for undercarriage as a scheduled cost, not a surprise.
3306 vs C9 engine — which D6R engine do owners actually prefer, and what quirks come with each?
This is the most heated engine debate on the D6R, and community consensus leans clearly toward the older Cat 3306/3306T mechanical engine (Series I, and the STD-frame Series II) over the later C9 ACERT (bigger-frame Series II XL/XW/LGP, and Series III). The 3306 is beloved for reliability and field-serviceability: it's a proven engine that routinely runs well past 15,000–20,000 hours before a major overhaul with basic maintenance (owners cite 3306s reaching 18,000+ and even 30,000 hours in some duty cycles), and when it does have an injector or fuel-system issue you can often diagnose and fix it on the spot without a laptop. The C9 ACERT is the flashpoint: owners report it as more fragile and far more expensive to keep right, with the biggest gripes being the ACERT fuel system (costly injectors and fuel pumps) and, on the later emissions-equipped units, after-treatment complexity. Some heavy-use C9s develop piston-ring wear, cylinder-liner scoring and rising oil consumption, and repairs often force a dealer visit rather than a field fix — one widely-cited example had roughly $40,000 of warranty work paid out on a machine over about four-and-a-half years. Whatever fuel savings the C9 offers tend to get eaten by injector/pump costs and downtime, which is why many buyers specifically hunt for a 3306-powered D6R. That said, a well-maintained C9 with good service records can be fine — the warning to heed is that a neglected C9 is a much bigger financial risk than a neglected 3306. Note which engine a given machine has genuinely varies by series and configuration, so verify the actual engine on the specific unit rather than assuming from the model name.
What powershift transmission behaviors and faults show up on the D6R?
The D6R's powershift is electronically controlled — clutch fill and engagement pressures are managed by the power-train ECM and set through calibration — so the transmission complaints tend to be about shift QUALITY and dropping out of gear rather than gears grinding. The most common operator report is harsh or hard shifting when changing direction (forward↔reverse); the community's first move is a clutch-fill / engagement-pressure calibration, but they warn that if calibration only helps temporarily the real culprit is usually a worn or dirt-sensitive modulating valve (a newer-style modulating valve plus recalibration is a known fix), a bad transmission-oil temperature sensor (the ECM tailors modulation to oil temp, and if it thinks the oil is too cold — around 63–66°C / 145–150°F or below — shifts feel wrong), or worn directional-clutch friction discs. A second classic symptom is the machine dropping out of gear or refusing to pull at higher rpm: one documented case traced it to main/clutch pressure collapsing from roughly 2,930 kPa (425 psi) down to about 830 kPa (120 psi) once engine speed rose past ~1,350 rpm, so gauging the P1 (speed) and P2 (direction) clutch test points while the fault occurs is the recommended diagnostic. 'False neutral' / spontaneous neutral shifts and won't-move faults are frequently wiring-harness or speed-sensor problems that throw multiple transmission codes, so pull codes before condemning internals. A repeatedly emphasized point: use only a Cat TO-4-spec oil (e.g., Cat TDTO) — engine oil or GL-5 gear oil is too slippery and will make the clutch packs slip even at correct pressure. Because a transmission that unexpectedly drops out of gear or won't hold on a slope is a safety concern, confirm the correct calibration values and clutch pressures and have your Cat dealer verify before relying on the machine.
My D6R blade drifts or moves slowly — what causes hydraulic/blade problems on these machines?
Blade drift and slow/weak blade movement are common on higher-hour D6Rs, and the community traces them to the same short list. Blade slowly settling/dropping or a tilt that won't hold is most often internal leakage past worn cylinder rod seals or a worn/scored cylinder — fluid bleeds from one side of the piston to the other and the blade drifts, especially the tilt or angle function drifting to one side. The next suspects are the hydraulic control valve (worn spool or a stuck/leaking check) and worn blade pivot pins, ball-and-socket, and cross-brace hardware that let the blade wander even when the hydraulics are fine, so mechanical slop should be ruled in or out alongside seals. Slow or jerky blade speed across all functions usually points upstream — low or contaminated hydraulic fluid, a plugged filter/screen, air in the system, or a tired implement pump losing pressure/flow. The community's methodical approach: check fluid level and condition first (water, dirt or air in the oil will cause weak, erratic action), then do a pressure/leak-down test on both ends of the suspect cylinder to separate a leaking cylinder from a leaking valve before spending money. Rebuild cylinders with proper Cat seal kits and correct any worn pins/bushings at the same time so the repair actually holds. Keeping up the scheduled hydraulic fluid/filter service (roughly every 250–500 hours as a checkpoint) heads off most of these before they become a rebuild.
What should I check when buying a used D6R?
The community's used-D6R checklist puts undercarriage first, engine choice second, and documented service history throughout. (1) Undercarriage: never buy without a measured wear report on chains, bushings, sprockets, rollers and idlers — since undercarriage can be ~50% of operating cost, a worn-out set can be a five-figure surprise that swings the whole deal; check for correct, even track tension and look at reverse/abrasive wear patterns that hint at hard prior use. (2) Engine: confirm the ACTUAL engine on that specific unit (3306 vs C9 ACERT varies by series and configuration) — many buyers deliberately prefer a 3306-powered machine for serviceability, and if it's a C9 you want strong maintenance records and to watch for oil consumption, blow-by and after-treatment history. (3) Fluid samples: pull oil samples (engine, transmission, hydraulics, final drives) and have them analyzed — this is the single best early-warning of internal wear, coolant-in-oil, or fuel dilution before you commit. (4) Final drives: early D6Rs were known for final-drive carrier/planetary-shaft pins working loose and weeping oil (later production tightened the press-fit) — check both finals for oil seepage and any prior repair, and look for a machine that pulls evenly with no side-drift. (5) Leaks & overheating: verify nothing drips at rest or running, and probe any overheating history (weak coolant mix and water-pump cavitation are documented on these). (6) Transmission & steering: drive it — shift forward/reverse and through the gears feeling for harsh shifts or drop-out, and confirm brakes and the SAHR park brake hold and release properly. (7) Hours & overhaul math: expect to budget for engine/transmission overhaul consideration somewhere around 15,000–20,000 hours, and treat rising oil consumption or transmission slipping as signs that work is near. Finally, get the service/inspection records (a Cat dealer can often provide history) — a documented, well-maintained machine is worth paying a premium for over a cheaper unit with an unknown past.

Compiled from owner and technician discussions across the industry — experiences vary by serial range and machine history.

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