Caterpillar Part reference

0307764nipple

Caterpillar part number 0307764, catalogued as a nipple. The catalog records two generator-group occurrences for Caterpillar G3512 generator assemblies, with the parent labels shown separately on this page. These are catalog associations only; confirm that the recorded generator conditions apply to your machine before ordering.

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Where this part appears

  1. ModelCaterpillar G3512
  2. Groupgenerators
  3. Subgroupgenerator group
  4. Unit128-7417 generator gp s/n 8zd763-up 60-hertz. 480-volt. 804-frame, 6-pole, 6-lead, 2-bearing part of 128-7418 generator ar type 1
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Part numberDescription
0307764nipple (current part)
05***71mount
0L***43bolt 63.5 mm (3/8" x 2 1/2" -cover assembly to fender
0S***71screw,cap,hexagon; tube assembly to turbocharger and elbow mounting

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Understanding this component

In general, a nipple is a short threaded fitting, usually with male threads at both ends or a similar connecting form, used to join two components in a fluid, air or mechanical line. Its exact dimensions, thread designation, material and construction are not stated in the catalog record, so check the part against the catalog before use.

What to check before ordering

Use part number 0307764 as the reference for this nipple. Before ordering, confirm the catalog occurrences and their recorded conditions against your machine's serial number and configuration, since a catalog association does not establish compatibility for every configuration.