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I spent about 15mins cleaning the caked on mud off the final housing, but didn't see a plug on either the right or left side. I guess I'll look a little harder w/ a flashlight tomorrow. I also had the thought that maybe I had 350C final housings on my 350B. The housings on my machine do not look ori...

Thanks for the help. Unfortunately this still doesn't solve the problem. The 350C has wet clutches and the trans, finals, and clutches all get filled from the filler neck like dozingdozer said. The straight 350 has the filler plug on the final drive gear oil pan just above the drain plug like where ...

Having trouble locating the final drive fill plug on my 350B. Page 44 of the owners manual (OM46859) has a picture which shows the "Front Filler and Check Plug" to be a square drive pipe plug on the front of the final drive housing. But when I look for that on my machine I don't find one where the p...

The operators manual says normal operating temp is 150F to 180F. Check the Reverser oil level before doing any pressure tests. Set engine RPM to 1900. Check pressures in this order: Clutch Oil Regulator Valve (110-130 psi), Cooler Inlet Regulator Valve(87-103 psi), Lube Regulating valve(20-30 psi). ...

I have downloaded the service manual from the john deere site and now I see the layout of the various hydraulic lines and steering components. I can see how Tigerhaze and mokyj's suggestions could explain the problems I'm seeing. So I'll start there next time I can get back out the to property. Than...

Hi, new board member and new 350B owner here. This is a shot of my new toy right after being delivered. http://www.jdcrawlers.com/uploads/jd350b.jpg Serial number has it built in '74. It is diesel, has a 6-way and ROPS. The engine starts and runs well. All the hydraulic blade functions work well. Th...