MODULE GP-COOLING 3728882 - Caterpillar

Retrieval, Push, and Pull Locations
Retrieval Locations
Illustration 1 g03649470Use the front tow hook as a retrieval point for machines that are equipped with a push plate and the tow hook. If your machine is not equipped with the push plate and tow hook, use the rear retrieval point as a retrieval point.
Illustration 2 g03649472Use the retrieval loops on the rear of the machine as a retrieval point for all machines.Note: Ensure that the center ripper tip is stored with the tip facing away from the machine. Storing the tip facing towards the cab, may result in damage to the ripper cylinder.Push Locations
Illustration 3 g03649478Use the center line of the push plate as a push point for machines that are equipped with a push plate. If your machine is not equipped with the push plate and tow hook, it is not recommended to use the front of the machine as a push point.
Illustration 4 g03649481Use the ripper center, that is fully raised, as a push point on the rear of the machine on machines that are equipped with a ripper. If your machine is not equipped with a ripper, do not use the rear of the machine as a push point.Note: Ensure that the center ripper tip is stored with the tip facing away from the machine. Storing the tip facing towards the cab, may result in damage to the ripper cylinder.Pull Locations
Illustration 5 g03649470Use the front tow hook as a pull point for machines that are equipped with a push plate and the tow hook. If your machine is not equipped with the push plate and tow hook, do not use the front of the machine as a pull point.
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Illustration 7 g03649484Use the center shank pocket of the ripper at level position as a pull point on machines that are equipped with a ripper. For machines that are not equipped with a ripper, use the tow hitch pin as a pull point.Note: Ensure that the center ripper tip is stored with the tip facing away from the machine. Storing the tip facing towards the cab, may result in damage to the ripper cylinder.Running Engine
If the engine is running, the machine can be towed for a short distance under certain conditions. The power train and the steering system must be operable.
Place the transmission control switch in the NEUTRAL position.
Raise the attachments off the ground. Dead Engine
If the engine is dead, perform the following steps before towing the machine.
Towing of a disabled machine with the engine stopped may cause transmission damage. The transmission will not have lubrication.Do not tow a disabled machine any farther than is necessary to provide for a convenient location for repairs.
Activate the secondary steering pump on the stopped machine. Refer to Operation and Maintenance Manual, "Monitoring System" for activation of the secondary steering pump. You can steer the machine while the secondary steering pump is on. The secondary steering pump will be activated for a maximum of 10 seconds. While the secondary steering pump is activated you can use the joystick to