1C4092 ELBOW 90 DEG E Caterpillar parts
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Alternative (cross code) number:
CA1C4092
1C-4092
1C4092
CA1C4092
1C-4092
1C4092
Weight: 1 pounds 0 kg.
Information:
Safety Precautions
* Keep equipment and work area clean, dry and neat. Put tools away when you are through using them.* Be sure work area has adequate ventilation.* Always wear protective gloves and aprons, safety shoes and heavy cotton clothing. Keep collars and shirt cuffs buttoned. Turn trouser cuffs down. Be sure trouser legs extend below shoe tops.* Wear a welding helmet or eye shield with proper filter plates when welding or cutting. Use a No. 4 or No. 5 filter for torch brazing, flame cutting and gas welding. Use a No. 10 or No. 12 filter for arc welding.* Keep a CO2 or dry powder fire extinguisher within reach-especially when flame cutting or welding on or near tractors, engines, etc.* Remove all flammable materials, volatile liquids and explosive gases from the welding area or shield them adequately.* Do not weld or cut on containers such as drums, barrels and tanks until you know there is no danger of fire or explosion from their contents.* Always drill a relief hole in a closed compartment, such as a front idler or track roller frame box section, before welding or cutting on it. If this is not done, any moisture inside the compartment can vaporize, causing an extremely high pressure inside the compartment which may lead to an explosion.* Never strike an arc on a cylinder of compressed gas or on any part of a track adjusting mechanism.* Be sure welding cables, electrode holders and clamps are in good repair and properly insulated.* Support large machine components such as scraper bowls and aprons, bulldozer blade, etc. solidly before working under them.* Fasten oxygen an acetylene hoses cylinders securely in the vertical position before using. Observe all safety rules for handling compressed gas cylinders.* Keep oxygen and acetylene hoses from being cut or burned. Inspect oxygen and acetylene hoses periodically for leaks and worn places. Check all connections for leaks before igniting flame. Do not use oil on oxygen fittings.* Provide mechanical air movement over coated or painted surfaces being welded to dispel any toxic fumes that may be produced.Other Recommended Equipment
Pneumatic Vibrator for slag removal
* Either chisel or needle typeGrinder, pneumatic or electric
* 7 inch or 4 inch diameter - 36 grit and/or 24 grit* Both cup grinder and disc grinder* Cat part #9U-6241 Electric* Cat part #1U-5946 PneumaticElectric Rod Oven for electrode storage if using shielded metal arc
* A practical approach is to use an airtight container with at least a 100 watt light bulb permanently turned on.* An old refrigerator with sealing door is perfect* Refer to Publications section for purchasing information.Liquid penetrant kit for surface crack detection on ferrous and non-ferrous metals
* Cat part #4C-4763 aerosol* Cat part #9U-6335 non aerosolArc-Air for removing defective welds
* 3/8 inch and/or 1/4 inch carbon round or semi-round electrodes* Use dry air supply, no lubrication presentOxyacetylene outfit with cutting and heating heads
* Cat part #1U-6469 heavy duty Oxy-acetyleneTempilstick crayons for determining temperature of metal
* Refer to publications section for purchasing informationLeather weld
* Keep equipment and work area clean, dry and neat. Put tools away when you are through using them.* Be sure work area has adequate ventilation.* Always wear protective gloves and aprons, safety shoes and heavy cotton clothing. Keep collars and shirt cuffs buttoned. Turn trouser cuffs down. Be sure trouser legs extend below shoe tops.* Wear a welding helmet or eye shield with proper filter plates when welding or cutting. Use a No. 4 or No. 5 filter for torch brazing, flame cutting and gas welding. Use a No. 10 or No. 12 filter for arc welding.* Keep a CO2 or dry powder fire extinguisher within reach-especially when flame cutting or welding on or near tractors, engines, etc.* Remove all flammable materials, volatile liquids and explosive gases from the welding area or shield them adequately.* Do not weld or cut on containers such as drums, barrels and tanks until you know there is no danger of fire or explosion from their contents.* Always drill a relief hole in a closed compartment, such as a front idler or track roller frame box section, before welding or cutting on it. If this is not done, any moisture inside the compartment can vaporize, causing an extremely high pressure inside the compartment which may lead to an explosion.* Never strike an arc on a cylinder of compressed gas or on any part of a track adjusting mechanism.* Be sure welding cables, electrode holders and clamps are in good repair and properly insulated.* Support large machine components such as scraper bowls and aprons, bulldozer blade, etc. solidly before working under them.* Fasten oxygen an acetylene hoses cylinders securely in the vertical position before using. Observe all safety rules for handling compressed gas cylinders.* Keep oxygen and acetylene hoses from being cut or burned. Inspect oxygen and acetylene hoses periodically for leaks and worn places. Check all connections for leaks before igniting flame. Do not use oil on oxygen fittings.* Provide mechanical air movement over coated or painted surfaces being welded to dispel any toxic fumes that may be produced.Other Recommended Equipment
Pneumatic Vibrator for slag removal
* Either chisel or needle typeGrinder, pneumatic or electric
* 7 inch or 4 inch diameter - 36 grit and/or 24 grit* Both cup grinder and disc grinder* Cat part #9U-6241 Electric* Cat part #1U-5946 PneumaticElectric Rod Oven for electrode storage if using shielded metal arc
* A practical approach is to use an airtight container with at least a 100 watt light bulb permanently turned on.* An old refrigerator with sealing door is perfect* Refer to Publications section for purchasing information.Liquid penetrant kit for surface crack detection on ferrous and non-ferrous metals
* Cat part #4C-4763 aerosol* Cat part #9U-6335 non aerosolArc-Air for removing defective welds
* 3/8 inch and/or 1/4 inch carbon round or semi-round electrodes* Use dry air supply, no lubrication presentOxyacetylene outfit with cutting and heating heads
* Cat part #1U-6469 heavy duty Oxy-acetyleneTempilstick crayons for determining temperature of metal
* Refer to publications section for purchasing informationLeather weld
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