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clark fish

07-02-2000 21:17:32




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I need some information on the jd350 which I am about to buy. It has a 6way blade...does that automatically make it a 350c? Also, I would like to be able to haul it behind my Ford 3/4 ton 6.9l diesel truck...How much does the 350 weigh ? Will it haul reasonably well on a tandem axle car trailer rated at 7500 lbs.? Will a jd410 backhoe attachment fit on he quick connects that this 350 has on it? These are my immediatequestions. This looks like a great forum...thanks for any help.

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Jonathan

07-03-2000 04:07:24




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 Re: JD 350 in reply to clark fish, 07-02-2000 21:17:32  
The weight of 350 with blade is in the 10,500 lb. area...the year it was made is what makes it a 350...350-B....350-C...or 350-D... this is found by serial number...the difference being design changes in the machine.... 350C's and D's had wet steering clutches (in oil) 350 and 350B's were dry clutches...among other things... this machine has an open center hydraulic system... the 410 has a closed center system...different valve.. so not compatible...also the 410 backhoe frame is not made to fit on the quick coupler setup on a 350...even if it did i believe you would need to have 7 overweight friends sitting on the blade to keep the nose down...

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clark fish

07-03-2000 10:42:41




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 Re: Re: JD 350 in reply to Jonathan , 07-03-2000 04:07:24  
Jonathan, thanks for your followup. Any ideas on what model backhoe will fit a jd350. Also, I would like to find a 3-pt hitch attachment for it. I am located in N. California.



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bbott

07-06-2000 18:23:06




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 Re: Re: Re: JD 350 in reply to clark fish, 07-03-2000 10:42:41  
I think a model 93 hoe attachment will fit. Long time ago where I worked we had a JD 350 with loader & detachable backhoe and I think that's what the hoe was...

But that's about 30 years ago..

Whereabouts in Northern Calif are you ? Empire tractor might be able to help you out.

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