SierraFord
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Does someone know what the the dash gauges should look like? I have several missing gages and several holes. I wasn't sure if one is for an hour meter or tachometer.
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Tractorman90
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It's the hour meter that goes in the hole on the right. The left opening is actually empty on my dozer. Later 310 dozers got rid of that far left opening altogether, so maybe we're supposed to have an empty opening there. Those 3 small holes in the center should be (top to bottom) the key switch (one notch switch which turns on the electric fuel pump, starter push switch, and light switch. The hole on the far right (where you have a wire hanging from) is the choke push/pull.
Gerald Lee
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I have 4 Case 310 dozer - loaders that are in various states of repair. No 1 is a diesel loader - good cond. but needs a head gasket-has a multi
tooth ripper on back-undercarrige is 50+% or better. No 2 is gas with manual angle blade. Undercarrige 50%. Ran good when parked 4+/- yrs ago-
would not rev. up properly. No 3 is gas engine with Hyd tilt blade-no angle-runs & operates good but smokes heavy-oil pressure ok. Probably just
needs rings. Undeercarrige 50%. No 4 is just a parts machine comlete with stuck gas engine. Getting old & don't use anymore. 7k firm. Located in
NC. Email & with ph no. & I will call you on requested info.
tooth ripper on back-undercarrige is 50+% or better. No 2 is gas with manual angle blade. Undercarrige 50%. Ran good when parked 4+/- yrs ago-
would not rev. up properly. No 3 is gas engine with Hyd tilt blade-no angle-runs & operates good but smokes heavy-oil pressure ok. Probably just
needs rings. Undeercarrige 50%. No 4 is just a parts machine comlete with stuck gas engine. Getting old & don't use anymore. 7k firm. Located in
NC. Email & with ph no. & I will call you on requested info.
SierraFord
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Will do, thanks!
SierraFord
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my email is [email protected]
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