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i downloaded the service manual straight from john deeres website. the information has been a great help and the manual looks to be a big help as well. im going to tear into the right side clutches for sure this week and hopefully find the problem. thanks.

well actually the night i was working on it in the shop and got the pressure up to 150psi on the reverser, it was late and i just noticed it wasnt turnig to the left so i didnt give it a good test run like i did yesterday afternoon. i took it out during the daylight and went out in the pasture behin...

now ive got good power to the tracks. the dozer pulls good now, pushed a few dead trees down behind the shop this afternoon. but ive narrowed my problem to the left steering clutch/brake. the dozer turns perfect to the right in forward and reverse and the reverser is working great. but as soon as i ...

ill check the steering clutches out tonite then. thanks.

but in response to the steering clutches, i havent even looked at them yet, much less added any fluid to them or anything like that. the people we bought it from that were telling us it was the reverser said that the steering clutches were perfect but its looking more like they arent too sure about ...

the clutches that i removed from the reverser didnt look that good. the discs were black looking from what looked like theyd been hot before at one point. like i said we bought it and are going by what somebody else told us was wrong with it so i think we are realizing that it had another issue all ...

Ive got a 350BE, not sure the year model, but dozer has a reverser. We bought it with engine out and was told the cluthes in reverser were shot. Pulled the reverser and rebuilt entire reverser with new cluthes and pistons, the whole nine yards! We put dozer back together and it moves but we noticed ...