1937185 MOTOR GP-PISTON Caterpillar parts
CB-434C
Rating:
Alternative (cross code) number:
CA1937185
193-7185
1937185
CA1937185
193-7185
1937185
Weight: 150 pounds 68 kg.
VIBRATORY COMPACTOR,
Compatible equipment models: 1937185:
Caterpillar SIS machinery equipment:
Caterpillar parts catalog:
Information:
Dozing and Dumping
Dozing
Do not doze with the bucket in the tilt forward position to avoid bucket damage.
When dozing, keep the bucket bottom parallel to the ground.Dumping
Use the bucket stops for maximum dumping angle.
Striking the stops unnecessarily and repetitively can result in accelerated wear and high maintenance cost of the loader linkage.
Loading from a Stockpile
1. Position the bucket parallel to, and just skimming, the ground. Drive the bucket straight into the pile.2. Move the control to the RAISE detent position as forward movement slows. Return to the HOLD position for additional crowding power. 3. To "pump" in a heaped load, work the tilt control lever back and forth.4. When the bucket is loaded, move the tilt control to the TILT BACK position.5. When the tilt control lever is released to the HOLD position, the bucket will rise.6. Raise the bucket high enough to clear the material being loaded. Shift the transmission control to REVERSE.7. Carry the loaded bucket approximately 40 cm (15 inches) above the ground level.8. When reaching the dump area, move the lift control to the RAISE detent. The lift kickout will automatically return the lift control to HOLD.Bucket Loading Hauling Units
1. To reduce the loader turning and travel, position the hauling unit at an angle to the material being loaded. 2. The travel distance should be long enough for the bucket to reach the lift height without slowing loader movement. 3. Position the loader to dump the load in the center of the hauler body. If the hauler body is two bucket widths or more in length, dump from the front to the rear. 4. Push the tilt lever forward to dump the bucket.5. Shake the bucket to loosen sticky material. Move the tilt lever back and forth quickly, allowing the tilt arms to strike the stops.
Striking the stops unnecessarily and repetitively can result in accelerated wear and high maintenance cost of the loader linkage.
6. Put the tilt lever in the TILT BACK detent.7. Before lowering the bucket, make sure the hauling unit is out from under the bucket.8. Lower the bucket while positioning the loader for the next load.Bucket Loading From a Bank
Personnel injury or death can result from falling material.Remove any overhang
Dozing
Do not doze with the bucket in the tilt forward position to avoid bucket damage.
When dozing, keep the bucket bottom parallel to the ground.Dumping
Use the bucket stops for maximum dumping angle.
Striking the stops unnecessarily and repetitively can result in accelerated wear and high maintenance cost of the loader linkage.
Loading from a Stockpile
1. Position the bucket parallel to, and just skimming, the ground. Drive the bucket straight into the pile.2. Move the control to the RAISE detent position as forward movement slows. Return to the HOLD position for additional crowding power. 3. To "pump" in a heaped load, work the tilt control lever back and forth.4. When the bucket is loaded, move the tilt control to the TILT BACK position.5. When the tilt control lever is released to the HOLD position, the bucket will rise.6. Raise the bucket high enough to clear the material being loaded. Shift the transmission control to REVERSE.7. Carry the loaded bucket approximately 40 cm (15 inches) above the ground level.8. When reaching the dump area, move the lift control to the RAISE detent. The lift kickout will automatically return the lift control to HOLD.Bucket Loading Hauling Units
1. To reduce the loader turning and travel, position the hauling unit at an angle to the material being loaded. 2. The travel distance should be long enough for the bucket to reach the lift height without slowing loader movement. 3. Position the loader to dump the load in the center of the hauler body. If the hauler body is two bucket widths or more in length, dump from the front to the rear. 4. Push the tilt lever forward to dump the bucket.5. Shake the bucket to loosen sticky material. Move the tilt lever back and forth quickly, allowing the tilt arms to strike the stops.
Striking the stops unnecessarily and repetitively can result in accelerated wear and high maintenance cost of the loader linkage.
6. Put the tilt lever in the TILT BACK detent.7. Before lowering the bucket, make sure the hauling unit is out from under the bucket.8. Lower the bucket while positioning the loader for the next load.Bucket Loading From a Bank
Personnel injury or death can result from falling material.Remove any overhang
Parts motor Caterpillar catalog:
1058850
MOTOR GP-PISTON
CB-434B, CB-434C
CB-434B, CB-434C
1437945
MOTOR GP-PISTON
CB-434B, CB-434C
CB-434B, CB-434C
1261743
MOTOR & MTG GP-PROPEL
CB-434C
CB-434C
1376522
MOTOR & MTG GP-PROPEL
CB-434C
CB-434C
1261744
MOTOR GP-HYDRAULIC
CB-434C
CB-434C
1873095
MOTOR GP-PISTON
CB-434C, CB-434D
CB-434C, CB-434D
9X3392
MOTOR AS-WIPER
120G, 120H, 120H ES, 120H NA, 12G, 12H, 12H ES, 12H NA, 130G, 135H, 135H NA, 140G, 140H, 140H ES, 140H NA, 143H, 14G, 14H NA, 160H, 160H ES, 160H NA, 163H NA, 16G, 16H NA, 229, 518C, 528B, 530B, 621F,...
120G, 120H, 120H ES, 120H NA, 12G, 12H, 12H ES, 12H NA, 130G, 135H, 135H NA, 140G, 140H, 140H ES, 140H NA, 143H, 14G, 14H NA, 160H, 160H ES, 160H NA, 163H NA, 16G, 16H NA, 229, 518C, 528B, 530B, 621F,...
1142991
MOTOR AS-WINDOW WIPER
CB-434B, CB-434C, CB-534B, CB-534C, CB-535B, CB-544, CB-545, CP-433C, CP-563, CS-431C, CS-531C, CS-533C, CS-563C, CS-573C, CS-583, CS-583C, PF-300C, PS-300B
CB-434B, CB-434C, CB-534B, CB-534C, CB-535B, CB-544, CB-545, CP-433C, CP-563, CS-431C, CS-531C, CS-533C, CS-563C, CS-573C, CS-583, CS-583C, PF-300C, PS-300B
1044998
MOTOR
CB-434, CB-434B, CB-434C, CB-534B, CB-534C, CB-535B, CB-544, CB-545, CP-433C, CP-563, CS-431C, CS-531C, CS-533C, CS-563C, CS-573C, CS-583C, PF-300C, PS-300B
CB-434, CB-434B, CB-434C, CB-534B, CB-534C, CB-535B, CB-544, CB-545, CP-433C, CP-563, CS-431C, CS-531C, CS-533C, CS-563C, CS-573C, CS-583C, PF-300C, PS-300B
1335684
MOTOR-ELECTRIC
CB-224C, CB-434B, CB-434C, CB-534, CB-534B, CB-534C, CB-544, CB-545, CB-634C, CP-433C, CS-431C, PF-290B, PS-150B, PS-200B, PS-300B, PS-360B
CB-224C, CB-434B, CB-434C, CB-534, CB-534B, CB-534C, CB-544, CB-545, CB-634C, CP-433C, CS-431C, PF-290B, PS-150B, PS-200B, PS-300B, PS-360B
1G9232
MOTOR & MTG GP-PROPEL
RM-350B, SM-350
RM-350B, SM-350
1123435
MOTOR GP
CP-433B
CP-433B
3513384
MOTOR & MTG GP-VIBRATORY
CB-44B, CB-54B, CD-54B
CB-44B, CB-54B, CD-54B
3560767
MOTOR GP-PISTON
CB-44B, CB-54B, CD-54B
CB-44B, CB-54B, CD-54B
3305023
MOTOR GP-WINDOW WIPER
D6K, D6K LGP, D6K XL, D6K2, D6K2 LGP, PL61
D6K, D6K LGP, D6K XL, D6K2, D6K2 LGP, PL61
1915611
MOTOR GP-PISTON
330C, 330C FM, 330C L, 330C MH
330C, 330C FM, 330C L, 330C MH
9T1062
MOTOR GP-PISTON-LINK
215B, 215C, 219D
215B, 215C, 219D
1243903
MOTOR GP-GEAR
30/30, DEUCE
30/30, DEUCE
8C1346
MOTOR GP-HYDRAULIC
PR-105
PR-105
3041860
MOTOR & MTG GP-HYDROSTATIC
279C, 279C2, 289C, 289C2, 299C
279C, 279C2, 289C, 289C2, 299C