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Caterpillar ON HIGHWAY TRUCK - catalog of spare parts

Most American trucks are equipped with engines of three local "grandees" - Detroit Diesel, Cummins or Caterpillar. For the latter, by the way, the production of engines is rather a side business, for today “Cat” is the world`s largest manufacturer of construction, first of all, tracked vehicles. It is not by chance that the very name of the group means “caterpillar”, as in Russian, in both meanings of this word.

Choose Caterpillar ON HIGHWAY TRUCK model:

8P4922 Ring Seal Caterpillar View
1441636 Pin Connector Caterpillar View
1325789 Clip Caterpillar View
2385084 Oring Caterpillar View
2385082 Oring Caterpillar View
2385081 Oring Caterpillar View
2385080 Oring Caterpillar View
1261774 Cover Connector Caterpillar View
1261768 Socket Caterpillar View
1261767 Pin Caterpillar View
1257875 Tube Heat Shrink Caterpillar View
1257874 Tube Heat Shrink Caterpillar View
1193662 Tube Heat Shrink Caterpillar View
1148843 Plastic Sleeve Caterpillar View
1471445 Plug As Connector Caterpillar View
1069586 Oring Caterpillar View
1028804 Kit Receptacle Caterpillar View
1028802 Kit Receptacle Caterpillar View
0965866 Hex Head Bolts, Zinc Flake Caterpillar View
0338248 Clip Caterpillar View
6Y4638 Plug Hex Socket Caterpillar View
7X2541 Hex Head Bolts, Zinc Flake Caterpillar View
6V5203 Ring Retaining Caterpillar View
8S9130 Screen Suction Caterpillar View
8S9129 Filter Magnetic Caterpillar View
3S2708 Spring Pins/Roll Pins Caterpillar View
3S0004 Washer Caterpillar View
2S5835 Piston Load Caterpillar View
2S4663 Oring Caterpillar View
4M2381 Spring Caterpillar View
4F4097 Oring Caterpillar View
8E8304 Disc Thrust Caterpillar View
3E6787 Oring Caterpillar View
6D7889 Oring Caterpillar View
1A2223 Dowel Caterpillar View
1837264 Nipple As Caterpillar View
1679524 Nut Self Locking Caterpillar View
0965516 Ring Retaining Caterpillar View
0951671 Oring Caterpillar View
0950670 Hex Socket Head Bolts Caterpillar View
8T0341 Hex Socket Head Bolts Caterpillar View
5S1522 Internal Snap Ring Caterpillar View
3496097 Switch As Caterpillar View
0950658 Hex Socket Head Bolts Caterpillar View
8H7803 CUP Caterpillar View
3S1284 Seal Ring Caterpillar View
2S6547 Stop Caterpillar View
2S6538 Compression Spring Caterpillar View
2S1362 Seal Ring Caterpillar View
1S6515 Seal Ring Caterpillar View
1S6477 Seal Ring Caterpillar View
1S5646 Compression Spring Caterpillar View
3N8591 Film Information Caterpillar View
2K5957 Ring Sealing Caterpillar View
1K6984 External Snap Ring Caterpillar View
5E8770 Oring Caterpillar View
8E8306 Disc Thrust Caterpillar View
8E8300 Disc Thrust Caterpillar View
8E9893 Spool Relief Caterpillar View
3E6785 Oring Caterpillar View

A few years ago, Cat announced the creation of a family of trucks under its own brand. Soon after, the world crisis struck, and everyone decided that this was not the plan to come true. It turned out - destined, and how!

First, more than a year ago, “reconnaissance by force” was carried out - a family of bonnet (what else!) CT 610 / ST 630 came into the world. Moreover, distant Australia was chosen as the “launch pad”. The fact is that it is precisely where ultra-long haulage “rule the ball” in harsh climatic conditions, you can perfectly test cars in real life. And since the market of the fifth continent is small, you can not risk a lot of money, and in which case, without any problems, curtail production.

These machines were the result of cooperation with the company Navistar, which manufactures International brand trucks. On the basis of the TranStar and ProStar families, the firms International and Australian Caterpillar CT 610 / CT 630 were created, respectively. The full mass of the road train with the first tractor was designed for 57 tons, the second - for 90 tons.

There were few differences from the “donor”, ​​first of all, of course - engines, three to choose from: Caterpillar with a volume of 11, 13 and 15 liters with a capacity of 330 - 550 hp For local conditions, more powerful frames were used, the suspension was strengthened, and the brake systems were protected from sand. And, of course, large “Cat” emblems were screwed onto the “Inter” hoods.

Obviously, the Australian “caterpillars” have been successfully tested by the market, and in the spring of this year a full-scale premiere of the new Caterpillar trucks took place in the historic homeland of the United States.

These trucks are no longer just copies of another manufacturer with a “label” pasted in, they are actually designed virtually from scratch. At the same time, cooperation with Navistar was still preserved.