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CASE 350. HELP!

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BuckyKattNJ

06-14-2006 00:27:52




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Hello.

I inherited my father's CASE 350 Diesel track loader.

I have never driven or maintained anything like this. I have fond memories of my father using it for virtually everything, however, and I think I'm going to need to get started learning about this thing.

For starters, it appears to have been running at the time he passed away. That was three years ago. What sort of maintainance should I do before attempting to start it? I have a garage full of heavy equipment tools and automotive know-how... but I never worked on something this large. How hard can it be? ;-)

Next, how can I determine its year of manufacture?
I think it was built in the 70's.

Are their any quick start guides for figuring out which level controls what? I realise most work the bucket... but its parked in a tight space, and I would like to avoid running it out the side of the garage trying to get it out of the spot.

I am curious what to look for as far as hooking up a backhoe. I have a CASE backhoe... but I'm not sure if they go together. How does the backhoe get it's power? Hydraulics? Where/how does that get connected?

Finally, for a really stupid question. I really could use a tree spade. Is it possible to hook this up to a tree spade of some sort?

Lots of questions. Will appreciate any answers of thoughts.

BKNJ

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Roger (Mi)

06-15-2006 05:05:39




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 Re: Case 350 crawler in reply to BuckyKattNJ, 06-14-2006 00:27:52  
In the 70's, the Case 350 crawler took the place of the 310 crawler. Diesel fuel is much more stable than gasoline. There is no need to change it even after 3 years. Before starting it, make sure engine oil and coolant levels are right. Be mindful, the turning levers tighten bands around planetary drums in the transmission. This Clark transmission CANNOT make sharp turns. Backhoes were options for this crawler. The loader valve should have a plug for "power beyond". The "power beyond" port on the control valve allows hydraulic oil to go beyond the control valve to a backhoe or tree spade attachment. You will need to purchase a "power beyond" fitting from a Case dealer or salvage yard. The return line from the attachment MUST return to sump or tee into the return hydraulic line going to sump. These little crawlers are basically trouble free. Good luck.

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