All, I have been looking for a tech/repair manual for a 05 Cat 226B skid steer on the internet and have not been able to find one without going to cat dealer who wants to charge $$$. Does anyone know of an alternative place to find one? I appreciate anyone's advice. Thanks, G
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Hi Rooies13, [email protected] Thanks
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Thanks a much. Roosie, Thanks a lot for your assistance, very beneficial. Gdaddy
Gdaddy Did you find the skid steer tech/repair manual you were looking for Leoni
Thanks I'm good, not needed.
Would you be able to forward it to me
Manual Leoni i can help, send me your email address.
rooies Can you send me the manual also ? Email is [email protected] . Thanks ED
Manual
226B workshop manual.
I'll trade a copy for a bobcat 310 & 313 manual.. thanks minotphilip(at)gmail(dot)com I'd put a direct post of my e-mail but these forum bot things pick up e-mail address and can cause havoc.
Would you be able to send that to me or tell me where I could get the manual? Thank you! My e-mail address is katiebustle @ yahoo dot com.
I'm good now. Thank you!
Can anyone help me out with a cat 226 and/or 226b manual !? Any help would be greatly appreciated : cgagnon3 @ gmail dot com From a fellow helper thank you
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I know the post is old but can someone please forward the manual to me at Tarmac124@ g m a I l .c om
Posting for info so that everyone is aware of it............ There are no less than 10 different models in total of 226 & 226B on the market. Depending on machine Serial Number those 10 different models use at least 3 different Service Manuals that I can see. There may be more, I didn't dig too deep........ All I'm trying to point out is that it's not a case of "one size fits all". A manual that works for certain models won't work with others, even though the decals on all of them say "226" in some form or another. I can't get over the frequent "manuals are expensive" comment when a service call for a dealer mechanic probably costs 4 hours @ $150/hour = the price of a service manual. For me that justification to spend $$ on a manual is a no-brainer when you consider the payback period is basically the cost of one service call.
I just checked the the current price for a service manual for a 773G Haul truck is approx. $900 for hard copy and $440 for a CD version. I'd have to do some work to find the cost of a full oil and filter change but counting labor I'm guessing it would be close to the price of a service manual. Hate to say but the place I retired from after buying one of those trucks I could never get them to cough up the money for the manual for that truck. The only good thing was I did have internet access and SIS access at work the last few years so I could do a work around for that! That is the problem with working for a company that does not value workers or equipment! At least being a new machine it did have the Operation and maintenance manual in it when delivered!
I'm w/ you on that Hansen.. buy the manual.. Lol Just like u said>> it pays for itself the 1st time u open it.. between the money saved on service calls.. think about the part your gonna screw-up {$$$} by not having the info at your finger tips.. In most cases, u dropped 10's of thousands of dollars on a machine u don't know how to fix.. Another one I like is>> "I just bought this machine.. can anyone help me identify it"??? Lol
Hi Maybe somebody has a user manual for Cat 226B 2007?
There are six different versions of the 226B. Which one do you have.? Is the machine Serial Number MJHxxxxx by any chance.?
Yes, it is MJH****. Unfortunately I cann`t find exectly number at the moment.
I see your location and understand the difficulty of getting a paper manual. Is the option of buying a download from a web site paid by credit card in US$ one that is available to you..? Price would be around the $50-60 mark.
I think it will be possible but later. 5 monthes in repair (((