Posted by Roy Suomi on February 16, 2013 at 20:52:10 from (76.190.196.2):
In Reply to: JD 350B Dozer/Crawler posted by Mike-Ski on February 16, 2013 at 15:10:37:
The weakest link on the dry steering clutch dozer/loaders are the steering clutches..You can test them for slippage if you pull a steering lever back and stand on the brake at the same time. The dozer should pull way down or stall if they're in working order.Try the other side too.. If the machine stops moving and engine rpm's remain high it's showing slippage in the oposite side that the lever is being pulled..Also check for cracks in the main engine frames.. These extend from the hard nose to the final drive housings..Look for broken / missing bolts associated with the frames and clutch housing side and underneath bolts..Check oil levels.. Reverser is the stubby dipstick directly underneath the air cleaner cover.. This only holds 9 qts. so make sure oil is up to snuff. Rear end oil is the dipstick on the floor by your left heel when sitting on the seat.. Most crawler sales are because of worn out undercarriages.. i.e. pins and bushings , broken worn track links, sprockets worn to a point, bottom rollers loose, track adjusters leaking/broken..front idlers loose/worn out...
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