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John Deere 350 mower

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Kemper

06-14-2003 19:02:42




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I bought a jd 350 mower today, and man what a mower!!! but i need a manual, does anyone have one laying around?




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cannonball

06-15-2003 06:51:45




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 Re: John Deere 350 mower in reply to Kemper, 06-14-2003 19:02:42  
be sure that you know where all the grease fittings are(some are hid)..be sure that you torque the cutter bolt to what manual says..have seen them with not enought torque and it breaks the balance head at bolt..and be sure to keep mower running at pto speed with sharp knife..if it ever breaks the pin the balance head is on it can mess up housing and you will probably be better of trashing it then..ran these 350 for years, i could run one all day and let my father could take it for a day boom it was broke down, could never make him understand that running a mower by footfeed was destroying them.. lol he still don't believe that it hurt them...have a nice day may god bless...

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RayP(MI)

06-15-2003 15:24:57




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 Re: Re: John Deere 350 mower in reply to cannonball, 06-15-2003 06:51:45  
Got one - did a great job for us last summer - only problem was that I used it on a 3point conversion on a 2point Farmall 200 - that took the drawbar away. No anchor point for the chain that controls lifting the cutter bar. Made an arm attachment for that purpose. cannonball above gives good advice - especially about the hidden grease fittings.



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tom

06-14-2003 19:13:29




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 Re: John Deere 350 mower in reply to Kemper, 06-14-2003 19:02:42  
Yes i have one.



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Kemper

06-14-2003 20:33:26




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 Re: Re: John Deere 350 mower in reply to tom, 06-14-2003 19:13:29  
Tom, i found one,but thanks for the reply!!



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