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Jaker2

01-08-2006 15:17:51




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I just purchased a 310-C crawler and would like to know a little about it. It is taken apart somewhat and I would like to put it back together but I can't quite figure a few things out. I would like a picture of the routing of the air cleaner and the intake piping. I have a 310 tractor but it is not the same. I also have a 210 that is not the same. I would also like a picture of the hood or the exhaust manifold as my hood has been cut for an upright exhaust, but there are other holes in the hood that do not make any sense. Thanks for the help.

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CH

01-09-2006 04:48:52




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 Re: 310-C in reply to Jaker2, 01-08-2006 15:17:51  
Jaker I have everything you need from manuals to parts used and new email me and i will send you a link



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Jaker2

01-09-2006 11:36:33




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 Re: 310-C in reply to CH, 01-09-2006 04:48:52  
Thanks for the offer. My e-mail is [email protected] For some odd reason the forums e-mail function does not send the e-mail to the correct person.



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charley hellickson

01-08-2006 20:00:40




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 Re: 310-C in reply to Jaker2, 01-08-2006 15:17:51  
i can't remember all the detailes off hand. the exhaust on that crawler goes staight up thru the hood from the top center of the manifold. the intake goes up thru the hood on the right side. i don't remeber how it is routed from the carb to the hole in hood. there is also a hole in front for radiator. there should also be a way thru the back of hood to get to the hydraulic reseviour mounted on the front side of the dash. hope this helps some. charley.

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Roger300

01-08-2006 17:32:14




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 Re: 310-C in reply to Jaker2, 01-08-2006 15:17:51  
Jacker2; I find a parts manual is very helpful for this sort of thing. You may serch this forum or ebay and see what you could find in the way getting one. Haven't worked on one myself but others here has I'm sure !Roger



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