CEC Parts & Legacy Support
Keep Your CEC Plant Working
CEC plants have worked in pits, quarries and recycling operations for decades. Nor’East Equipment supports owners of Road Runner, Screen-It, Crush-It and other legacy CEC equipment with replacement-parts sourcing, machine identification and practical application help.
We start with the unit in front of you. Serial numbers, photographs, measurements and component information help us identify the right parts—even when the original part number is no longer available.
Accurate Information Is the First Part of the Repair
CEC equipment was produced in many configurations. Model names alone may not identify every component used on a particular plant.
Nor’East Equipment works through the machine details before recommending a part. That means reviewing serial numbers, build information, photographs and measurements to help reduce guesswork and avoid ordering components that do not match the plant.
Identify the Plant
We begin with the CEC model, plant serial number and any available shaker, crusher or engine identification.
Review the Component
Clear photographs, casting numbers, measurements and details about the failed component help narrow the available options.
Build a Practical Solution
Depending on the machine, the answer may be a direct replacement, an updated component or a repair strategy built around the existing plant.
Start with the Serial Numbers
The serial numbers connect your request to the actual plant and its major assemblies.
When possible, include clear photographs of each number along with a full view of the machine and the component you need. Useful identification includes:
- Plant serial number stamped on the main plant frame
- Shaker serial number on the drive side near the discharge end of the screen
- Engine serial number from the engine identification plate or marking
- CEC model and any known year or original build information
- Photographs, part numbers, casting numbers and key measurements
A Direct Connection to Many CEC Builds
RD Olson Manufacturing built a majority of CEC plants and retains build files that can help support many of those legacy machines.
Those records can provide valuable insight into how a specific plant was originally configured. When the serial number and build information are available, they can help identify assemblies, compare replacement options and support plant-specific solutions.
A Dedicated Resource for CEC Equipment Owners
Resource CEC is being developed as a focused online hub for Construction Equipment Company equipment owners. It is designed to bring parts support, machine-identification guidance, practical resources and legacy equipment information together in one place.
You do not have to wait for the new site to get help. Nor’East Equipment is already supporting CEC owners with parts requests and equipment identification.
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Depending on the plant configuration and available records, Nor’East Equipment can help investigate parts and solutions across the machine.
Send What You Have—We’ll Help Work Through the Rest
A complete part number is helpful, but it is not always required to begin reviewing a CEC parts request.
- CEC model and plant serial number
- Shaker, crusher and engine serial numbers when applicable
- Full-machine and close-up component photographs
- Existing part, casting or manufacturer numbers
- Key dimensions and mounting details
- A description of the problem or operating symptoms
Need Parts or Support for a CEC Plant?
Send Nor’East Equipment the serial numbers, photographs and information you have. We’ll review the machine and help determine the next step.
CEC Parts & Legacy Equipment Support
What information should I send with a CEC parts request?
Start with the CEC model, plant serial number and clear photographs of the complete machine and required component. Include shaker, crusher or engine serial numbers, part numbers, casting numbers and measurements when available.
Can Nor’East Equipment help if I do not have the original part number?
Often, yes. Serial numbers, photographs, measurements and available build information may allow us to identify a replacement or determine another practical solution. The amount of information available will affect what can be confirmed.
Why are the RD Olson build files important?
RD Olson Manufacturing built a majority of CEC plants. When a build file is available for a specific serial number, it can provide useful information about the original plant configuration and components used during manufacturing.
What is Resource CEC?
Resource CEC is a new online resource being developed for Construction Equipment Company equipment owners. It will focus on parts, equipment identification, practical resources and support for legacy CEC machines. The site is coming soon.
Can you help with CEC Road Runner, Screen-It and Crush-It equipment?
Nor’East Equipment can review parts and support requests for Road Runner, Screen-It, Crush-It and other CEC equipment. Support and availability depend on the specific model, serial number, configuration and component required.
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