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The reverser is not bypassed. It has forward and reverse clutches in it. One or the other set of clutches has to be engaged to drive the transmission. When the forward clutch is engaged the reverse clutch is released. Things still turn, they are not separate units. My thought is if the reverse clutc...

Area can affect price some. I am seeing prices around here for machines like that in line with Lavoy's post. A bit more if there are supposed to be no problems like you are describing with the reverser.

Go to the JDparts on line catalog for the 350C. Below the index of the parts catalog, there is an introduction section, read through that. It has breakdowns of the serial number information for the crawler, engine, etc.

They did the manuals for those like my 450E, split the info into two manuals; I had to get both, and yes they are expensive. You will need to get the TM1403 manual to go with your TM1404. ($330.26 is the download price I see on the JD tech Publication site) If it is like the 450E manual it has more ...

Your post should be on the Late Models Board, and will likely be moved there. I would start by looking for and checking all the plug together electrical connectors, Any in the area you found the brush? Somewhere one may be partially unplugged, check behind the engine at the console wall as well sinc...

Good morning Chris, There are several fellows that are on here that live in Alaska, so you are not alone up there. If you add a general area of where you are as your location in your profile; it will show up every time you post and people will see where you are. Just to clarify your model: Your seri...

If in fact it is an 83 it should be a C series. So yes it could be a parts machine. I would say it is up to you as to how bad you need a parts machine setting around if it turns out to have major problems. Yes a buck could be made flipping it if it is in fair running condition. Either way, do you ne...

Welcome to the forum Chris. It sounds like you don't have the John Deere service/technical manual for your machine. You need to get one. It will give you the info you need, videos on line might help, but they are often incomplete and sometimes not totally correct, IMO. Contact Lavoy, owner of this s...

According to the parts catalog the "A" means it left the factory equipped with a loader.

autigers100,

If you add your general location to your profile, you never know, there might be some here who knows of a source for repair near you. Ad you won't be as likely to get suggestions of places hundreds of miles from you.

Jim

The best I can say is the base crawler may have originally been equipped with a 6405, six-way blade. According to the introduction section of the JD 450C Crawler Bulldozer parts book a "C" in the fifth position was the designation for the 6 way blade. The 450C Crawler Loader parts book introduction ...

Hope everyone has a Happy Thanksgiving. Be safe if you're traveling.

Best wishes to all,

Jim

Good morning Greg, I only expanded on what LeonardL posted for you. There may be other pumps. I looked at a 6305 dozer as your tag line has 350B with 6way and it shows 15 and a 23 GPM pumps. I have an account with both the local AG and Construction dealer which lets me see info on most parts when I ...

A search of the 24307 LAD brings up a site showing it as a CESSNA - EATON pump. Eaton acquired Cessna in 1988. So your pump is likely the original. Here are the specs for the seal, AT59652, for the 23 GPM pump, posted by LeonardL. http://jdcrawlers.lcent.com:8000/johndeere/albums/userpics/10023/AT59...

Crawlers have plowed miles and miles of roads and yards for woods operations. Years ago many towns had crawlers with "Vee" plows and double wings to open their public roads, There are still a few of them around here, but not used now. I use mine for work in our wood lot (making roads for the wheel t...