SEAL 5G1886 - Caterpillar

Bulldozer Blade Tilt
The blade can be tilted to various angles with the following instructions. 1. Pull the lever left to TILT LEFT to lower the left side of the blade.2. Move the tilt lever to HOLD to stop the blade movement.3. Push the lever right to TILT RIGHT to lower the right side of the blade.For Additional Blade Tilt
1. Shorten the hydraulic cylinder for the blade to be low on the right side.2. Lengthen the hydraulic cylinder for the blade to be high on the right side. 3. Turn the handle on the brace to the RIGHT to lower the left side of the blade.4. Turn the handle on the brace to the LEFT to raise the left side of the blade.Bulldozer Blade Tip
The blade can be tipped to various angles with the following instructions. 1. Lengthen both braces to tip the blade FORWARD.2. Shorten the braces to tip the blade BACK. 3. Lengthen the hydraulic cylinder (if equipped) to tip the blade FORWARD.4. Shorten the hydraulic cylinder to tip the blade BACK.Bulldozer Blade Angling
The blade can be positioned to various angles with the following instructions. 1. Remove the lock pin from the retainer pin. (One on each side.) 2. Remove the coupling retainer pins. 3. Pull the coupling pin out of the housing. 4. Position the blade at the desired angle. 5. Install the coupling pins in the new positions.6. Install the coupling retainer pins.7. Install the lock pins.Tracks
If tracks are too tight or too loose, wear of components is accelerated. If they appear too tight or too loose, have the track adjusted. Follow the procedures in the "Maintenance" section of this guide for adjustment.
Ripper Tips
Replace ripper tips before wear occurs on the shank. Follow the procedures in the "Maintenance" section of this guide for replacement.Cutting Edges and End Bits
Replace or reverse the cutting edges or end bits, before wear occurs on the blade base. Follow the procedures in the "Maintenance" section of this guide for replacement.Winch
The winch has an adjustable sequence valve, which permits the selection of either "inching" or "no inch" characteristics, during REEL IN and REEL OUT operations."Inching" is the controlled movement of the cable during a REEL IN or REEL OUT operation. The inching setting is generally used when the machine and winch are used for construction and pipeline work. This setting gives the operator the control necessary to put an object in an exact position.Where precision control is not necessary, as when logs are moved, the "no inch" setting may be used.When using the inching setting, move the winch control lever to either the REEL IN or REEL OUT channel. Move the lever into the channel to start drum rotation. Use the engine speed to control the inching rate. Always use a slower engine speed for better control when inching.The adjustable sequence valve, is set in the "inching" position at the factory.To Adjust: 1. Remove the cover. 2. Remove the plug from the end of the valve.3. Use a screwdriver and turn