john deere 350 dozer master engine clutch

#John deere 350 dozer master engine clutch how to#
#John deere 350 dozer master engine clutch driver#

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#John deere 350 dozer master engine clutch driver#

Drive out the pin with a sledge, useing some wood to hold the driver in position. Heat the track links so they are nice and red around the pin. Lift the machine so the tracks will turn, and position the master pin so it is in front and around 4 O'clock. Get yourself a rosebud tip on an Oxy Ascet torch. Weld on a length to hold on to the driver which should be around 16' long, It should look like a T with one side longer, to drine out the pin. First thing to do is make a master pin remover out of 7/8 inch bar. Re: JD 350 (dry) Steering clutch replacement (difficult?) in reply to BZ, 02-16-2002 05:23:22īz, I did the same thing to my 350B last fall, John Deere wanted close to 3200.00 for the job, So I went to work. I can get to them easier, then the 4 bolts that bolt to the final. I wonder if the final can be removed, if I take the caps off instead.

#John deere 350 dozer master engine clutch how to#

Looks like my next objective now, is to figure out how to get the 4 bolts that bolt to the final from rear crossover off. Looks like some of them have been welded on. Looks like I may have to cut the bracket off now. I was trying to break the mounting bolts loose, and they, (most) of them broke off instead. But it looks like someone has welded it on also. Its an outside mounted blade, so the bracket has to come off. So I had to take the blade attachment off. So I figured I would replace the rails, and also the front crossover. Posts: 2634 Report to Moderator Posted: Wed 4:08 am Post subject: Re: John Deere 350 Dozer B or C 350B has dry steering clutches. The crossover (front) has been welded where it bolts onto the rails. Re: Re: Re: JD 350 (dry) Steering clutch replacement (difficult?) in reply to gatractorman, 02-18-2002 02:52:41