rob wrote:I have several 245 spec sheets and a combined 235D/245D brochure at home in England; I probably won’t return until Sept but will check B/D differences, scan them and post.
Rob.
thanks for that rob
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thanks for that rob
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Primarily for you John 345me. I didn't have time to scan all spec sheets but these should give you what you need.
Rob.
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there where quite a few but simple changes the last cat 245bme i had was as rob points out quite a bit light than the 245dme which was my next machine had the cat d8 dozer undercarriage main boom was better built using diffrent welding technque mine had a short boom as there where 2 sizes & choice of 3 sticks which i had the short 1 4 greater break out force with it came mass excavation bucket which if memory serves was 8.3 cubic yards also had a red stripe just above cat walk an & the counter weight wrapped round on the operators side best thing they did was you got a fuel gauge in the cab instead of a dipstick an a radio casste player best machines every produced by cat the 200 d series i pleaded with my boss not 2 get rid but all machines where replaced @12 month old got a cat 375me maestro next it was a goo machine but i am afraid as many old timers i was an still am a cat 200 series threw & threw hope this helps John
Re: cat 245bme
there where quite a few but simple changes the last cat 245bme i had was as rob points out quite a bit light than the 245dme which was my next machine had the cat d9 dozer undercarriage main boom was better built using diffrent welding technque mine had a short boom as there where 2 sizes & choice of 3 sticks which i had the short 1 4 greater break out force with it came mass excavation bucket which if memory serves was 8.3 cubic yards also had a red stripe just above cat walk an & the counter weight wrapped round on the operators side best thing they did was you got a fuel gauge in the cab instead of a dipstick an a radio casste player best machines every produced by cat the 200 d series i pleaded with my boss not 2 get rid but all machines where replaced @12 month old got a cat 375me maestro next it was a goo machine but i am afraid as many old timers i was an still am a cat 200 series threw & threw hope this helps John 
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This 245DFS is a stand by machine for a Cat365 FS, a square gal and runs as sweet as a nut.
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cat245dme wrote:there where quite a few but simple changes the last cat 245bme i had was as rob points out quite a bit light than the 245dme which was my next machine had the cat d9 dozer undercarriage main boom was better built using diffrent welding technque mine had a short boom as there where 2 sizes & choice of 3 sticks which i had the short 1 4 greater break out force with it came mass excavation bucket which if memory serves was 8.3 cubic yards also had a red stripe just above cat walk an & the counter weight wrapped round on the operators side best thing they did was you got a fuel gauge in the cab instead of a dipstick an a radio casste player best machines every produced by cat the 200 d series i pleaded with my boss not 2 get rid but all machines where replaced @12 month old got a cat 375me maestro next it was a goo machine but i am afraid as many old timers i was an still am a cat 200 series threw & threw hope this helps John
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