Been working all day on the dozer, re-assembling the fenders , hydraulic lines, and doing a little wiring.
Cleaned up a number of bolts by wire wheel cleaning off the layers of paint and crud.
Most of the bolts are plain head, no markings....BUT... some of the bolts have a few markings, namely, a big "C" or a "C" with a "H"inside it.
One even has an underlined "R"..or something... take a look.
see this photo.
http://public.fotki.com/dachoppa/clark- ... html#media
I presume that the "C" may be for Clark?
Anyone else see these markings on any of their bolt heads?
I find it intriguing, as such, that the Jeep guys have their "F" script bolts, and the Dodge trucks had "DB" headed bolts (Dodge Brothers) and even my Chevy G506 when I restored it, I also noted specific to that vehicle head markings. (Cant remeber now what Chevy had)
anyway, its entirely possibly then that Clark had their own markings perhaps?
Strange bolt head markings
Strange bolt head markings
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Re: Strange bolt head markings
i would assume the C is the Clark made bolts, but what the heck are the others?
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44 CA-1 SN 1441128, USA-9113082
44 CA-1 SN 1441158, USA-9113112
44 WLA SN 42WLA565, USA-692406
I collect anything from the 139th Airborne Engineer Battalion
44 CA-1 SN 1441128, USA-9113082
44 CA-1 SN 1441158, USA-9113112
44 WLA SN 42WLA565, USA-692406
I collect anything from the 139th Airborne Engineer Battalion
Re: Strange bolt head markings
A senior Clark engineer recognized the bolt head with the C & H as representing the Cleveland Hardware company. The bolt heads with the C and the R also probably identify hardware suppliers.