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I have been having some issue on gas engines and discovered Sea Foam it has worked wonders for me try a couple cans in your tank might help.


JIM

need to place 2x4 or larger on sprocket then rotate sprocket to loosen chain should give plenty of slack they all have master pins sometime they are hard to find

JIM

check with Lavoy

May be the cooler lines that come off the control valve and go up the left side to the radiator.


JIM

Had same problem on my 350 dozer I was able to make up a longer spline coupling to get past the worn shaft surfaces so as not have to replace both shafts works fine JIM

the company I purchased from is based in Michigan and I was able to drive and pick up my parts the manufacture was A&I products. was just answering someones question sorry I stepped on someones toes

JIM

used (name removed by admin) parts for complete kits brake band pressure plate discs

JIM

I replaced the stater on my 350 from D&B electric find them online reasonable price !

JIM

I believe common sump does not include your final drives only trans and
steering housing ?
JIM

when the coupler on mine went I also added extra length on the coupler as both shafts were really worn and their was no clip in the middle also took blade off and went from front then fixed all that was needed rad water pump all new mounts for rad I am using the dozer on a daily basis as I am in the...

the coupler connects the reverser to the transmission it is a bear to fix if you come from the front or the rear it is a half of disassembly of the machine.have had both ends of mine apart

JIM

could be the drive coupling between transmission and reverser that happened on my 350 dozer

might try wengers of meyerstown I found one for my 350 I think like 200.00
if you go to machinery trader put in part no. they search all over US.


also tractor part .com should be some used ones out their

JIM

try JD Parts web site all parts books are right their

JIM

Mine is a 1966 350 dozer have had no issues with not changing piston seals