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Joined: 21 Feb 2011
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    Posted: 21 Feb 2011 at 8:33am
Hi,
Wondered if anyone could help I have just brought a  grader its either a D or DD
it is yellow at present but closer inspection shows it was originally allis chalmers red.
The engine which has spat a rod out of the block and  is not original  it is a L4 perkins Diesel
with a modified sump , flywheel and fuel tank to make it fit.
the serial No is 00982 or 10982 difficult to see. are there any other ways of checkin the model?
It has a tubular frnt end with a hydraulic ram on the front axle?
If anyone could help it would be greatly appreciated!
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The D would have been gas and the DD would have been diesel but the serial # doesn't make sense. D's were from 1 thru 6300 + or - and DD's were 1000 thru 3000 + or -.
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Hi Lou
 
I am also in West Aussie.  It would help if you posted a photo of your machine.
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Thanks for your reply MN & Dereck,
The reason I am having trouble is that Because the Donk is not original and the serial#
plate is slightly damaged, so it could have been gas or diesel and had a early mod to fit the L4 which looks about the time it was re-sprayed yellow.
The serial # looks like 00982 but the first digit has a vertical dent through the middle.
I will try to get a few pics online later. 
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Hope these are ok?   having trouble downloading pictures on to this site!?

Edited by Lou - 23 Feb 2011 at 9:16am
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