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AC 653 dozer
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S. Payne
09-03-2003 08:47:51
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Can anyone tell me who makes the engine used in fairly late model 653 dozers? I am looking at buying one and don't know much about them. Any common problems with the 653's? or anything special I should look for? Thanks.
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Kevin (FL)
09-05-2003 08:19:30
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Re: AC 653 dozer in reply to S. Payne, 09-03-2003 08:47:51
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The following data was obtained from Norm Swinford's excellent book on construction machinery: 653 Dozer 1970-1975 Replaced the HD4 Series, built at the Springfield plant. Used the same engine as the HD4, a 200 cu. inch 4 cylinder. A heavier track design was used in the 650 series—this increased weight from 8,500 #’s for the HD4 to 8,900 #'s. HP was 59 @ 2,100 RPM. With the 93-inch push beam angle dozer and hydraulics, the weight was 11,250 #’s. Since it was based on the HD4 design with improvements, I can't see it being a bad dozer. However, I don't own one so maybe someone out there who uses one can add some hands-on experience and comments.
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chuck
09-05-2003 14:49:16
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Re: Re: AC 653 dozer in reply to Kevin (FL), 09-05-2003 08:19:30
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I HAVE A 652 WITCH IS THE SAME. ITS BEEN CHANGED TO A 653, THE 2 IS A 4 WAY,3 IS A 6 WAY BLADE.FOR PART THE BEST PLACE I HAVE FOUND IS IVEN AT SUMERIX IMPLEMENT 517-379-2721.
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