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idenifying an AC track shovel
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    Posted: 11 May 2010 at 12:31pm
A friend has purchased one of these things .  The only only information on it is
SN  12G-336
11-14002
It is 500 miles away and I am awaiting pictures.  We are trying to identify  the various fluid fill points /drains ect.  and would like to get a manual for it.  The machine is apparently in very good condition but has been sitting for at least 15 years.  It was apparently used at a land fill site and had first class maintenance until the site closed when it was sold at auction to the husband of the widow   my friend purchased it from.

Any help in identifying this machine would be much appreciated.      
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Points: 940 		Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote gemdozer Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 11 May 2010 at 2:58pm
 I dismantled a 12g ALLIS CHALMERS for parts and this machine has the same
motor,transmission,stering cluch then the HD11 and he has a HD16 undercariage
on and the torque convertor is different and the transmission and stering cluch used 10w oil
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Thanks for the reply  every little bit of information helps
A supplementary question   is 12G-336  a model # not a serial # ?
My buddy wants a manual or at least access to one  and it is difficult to  find one until I nail down the model  number

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 The model is 12g and your serie should be 336 and you should be able to get a manual on this site you just check on top off this page and am still have a manual but is not
for sale.
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Thanks again gemdozer
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