Caterpillar Traxcavator 933

[@davidzamora4423]

Wow you just brought back alot of memories. First operated 933 when I was around 10 years old. My dad worked for company that crushed DG. Thank you. I'm 70 years old now. I will look for my cat key...

[@gerlandkent6377]

[thank, you for youre helpful video.👍 i, just bought a 2002, 939c cat track loader bull dozer with a 4&1 bucket at $40k]

[@valciribeiro547]

Muito antiga ela é comando de embreagem e as motos é o drum ja ts dificil d

[@dennislaws5187]

My dad bought a new 933G in 1966 I was 12, spent hundreds of hours on that great machine, we later moved up to a 955H then K.

[@Fatamus]

11A0723 was produced in 1956 ... 1955 went from s/n 11A0001 to 11A0653 1956 went from s/n 11A0654 to11A2182 The 24V glowplug system is a rare puppy nice find.👍😁 Nice triple grousers and as much of the undercarriage as I could see looked in great condition. ACMOC is the "Antique Caterpillar Machinery Owners Club" we are all about old Cats like yours and like minded people. If you are a member they have most manuals online. I'm a member and it has saved me thousands of dollars a hundreds of hours of frustration. The 933 like the 955 until 1957 they usually only came lettered with the designation of Cat 9xx. If it came equipped with a bulldozer blade and not a bucket it was considered a 9xxA otherwise it was considered a 9xxC insignia or not.The designation and significant undercarriage changes were made to the 933C D2 into 933E D4 at 11A2596 in mid 1957. The 955C went from a 955C D4 to a 955E D6 at 12A5793. NOTE: the Traxcavator 933 military 9A 001 to 9A800 made from 19555 - 58 was considered only as a 933. OD Green with no insignia but military.

[@Fatamus]

O it don't have glowplugs? Either assist WOW ... LOL I have a case of the either containers but they can't be transported anywhere anymore by anybody. If you have glowplugs DON'T use either..... you'll blow the head off, if your lucky you'll only lose a head gasket.