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My 350c loader lift arm piston is leaking I am unable to remove the end cap. I have repaired many pistons, but this one I can't break. I removed the set screw, the notches in the cap are rounded I used a 3' pipe wrench with 6'pipe stood on it with no success.. does anyone have a trick to get them ap...

I would start with loosening the fuel cap you may have a vacuum in the tank I had starting problems with my 350 when I got it about 25 years ago I installed a universal inline fuel pump between the tank and mechanical fuel pump it comes on when the key is on. no starting problems since

If you have not found the starting problem by now . the first place I look is the wire going to the injection pump for the fuel solenoid turn the key on and pull the wire off check for voltage no voltage no fuel.

Thanks I drove it around on hilly terrain about a hundred yards fluid still high I'll keep checking I want to make sure fluid is getting to right side.

On a 350c I drained the transmission and final drives When refilling ,transmission dip stick showed full at a little over 9 gallons they are supposed to take 10 gallons. Is there a way to check fluid at final drives.

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when replacing a Motorola alternator with a delco 10si single wire
are the aux , field and ground wires eliminated

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I have a 1969 350 loader since 1989 it's getting tired so I updated to a 1979 350 c have it in the garage going through it I remember reading a thread a year or two ago someone asked what changes you would make to your machine one change that I recall was to weld the trackrail to the crossarm The bo...