Caterpillar hydraulic defects

Posted on May 22, 2008 by Blake Bailey
Caterpillar has serious problems with its hydraulic systems on its products such as the 262B Skid Steer Loader . The connections of the hose assemblies are not properly torqued and the "O" rings are not properly installed. This causes leaks and the potential of catatrophic failures, including sudden dropping of blades or buckets on the equipment. The problems are being carefully and immorally hidden from proper discovery in litigation. The breach of ethics will not save Caterpillar of its burden to provide a remedy for such a violation of its duty to the Caterpillar's customers.

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John Gladych, Esq. - January 10, 2009 2:43 PM

I have a serious injury case against Caterpillar going to trial in Hood County on July 17, 2009 arising from the defective design of a ladder system used on the 930G Cat Wheel Loader and other similar models. I suspect that you are also dealing with Brad Howell as his firm seems to do most of Cat's work in Texas. I would enjoy comparing notes to the extent not covered by protective order. -John G.

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