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Re: 300 Utility, I think
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Posted by Bill46 on March 06, 2006 at 10:16:31 from (12.36.152.153):
In Reply to: 300 Utility, I think posted by biggerred on March 05, 2006 at 19:31:40:
Look above the oil filter and see what number is stamped on the flat. The 300 was a C-169 the 350 a C-175 The 300 had a much simpler lift arrangement on the rear as well as a different tupe of mounting for the wishbone on the front axle. If you can pull a horizantal pin and lift the fast hitch arms, "float it" it's a 300. There is only a couple of horse power difference as the 350 had a little bigger bore. If it has power steering, it may very well be a 350. They just did not put that many PS units on the 300U. There are other minor differences such as ignition switch loaction etc....but you need both to compare the differences.
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