Here's a picture, of one of the last year (1995) production 14G models.:usa Made from '73-'95.
Hi sir/madam. could u please tell me the price of this Carterpillar....1995 14 g and it comdition....am much more interested on it.....Thak u....Abraham
Nice picture Northart. I see u run a blade extension on that one. Is a extension like that normal in Canada? Many who use it? And what side du u normaly use it on, left or right? And what do u use it for? winter, summer or both... We bought two extensions for our 976's, and one of them was clearly a leftover and older than the other.. We made them fit, but they are a bit different. We only use them in the winter, to get bether reach on the right side. We had/has extensions for our 140G's, but they are more like 4-6 feet long. We have one still lying in our equipment yard.. Those graders is for sale at a equipment trader now...
Art That looks like John Herring/Construction Unlimited's machine. Randy
Art posted that pic back in January. He's on a runway job over in Western Ak. so it might be a while for his reply.
Cat 14G Hello Randy, Yes it is John Herring's. I used it up at Hilltop Ski parking lot. Lashlander, Thanks for the note to the BB, just got home a few days ago. MKTEF, Most everyone up here runs with the long moldboards. Just because we have predominately gravel soils. Most are mounted on the right for the extra reach , ditching or slope work. Hello abraha, That is a contractors machine, it is not for sale.
Hey Northart, welcome back. Hope your summer went good. Hard to believe it winding down already. We've been working 7 12s in town on the fuel pier for the Coast Guard. Starting a night shirt after Labor day. I just love running Crane at night with 4 Welders going!
in our market have some of 14G cat g rader