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Re: CAT D-4 PROBLEMS
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Posted by JTinNJ on July 26, 2007 at 03:59:12 from (198.50.63.15):
In Reply to: CAT D-4 PROBLEMS posted by DianeD on July 25, 2007 at 13:09:32:
A word of caution.I learned this the hard way. I let my dozer run out of fuel. I had to bleed the injection lines. It was an easy job to do standing on the tracks. I hit the started while standing on the track,and,it started. I had left it in gear and it started moveing.Not the brightest thing to do,but,I did it.I feel very lucky that I was not hurt or killed.A well learned lesson from a mistake I will not make again.
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