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Wow good point Bill thanks and all the others that gave advice

Thanks all good ideas.I didn’t want to put $600 into injectors, especially since the motor is weak. Might just put the old ones back in and hope for the best

Thanks Jim. Got rain water in the intake, injectors already out, have fuel in the oil per analysis,tore between repair or replace don’t see any markings on the old injectors

I am looking to replace injectors on a 4219 motor anyone know of a decent alternative to jd factory injectors?

Yes I have the four bolt clamp type. Just want to move the hoe enough so that the boom is closer to the ground and not flop over on me so I can try to remove the cylinder pins. Probably need additional blocking braces come alongside too.

Thanks for the reply Jim. No all I have is the barb and clamp style splice for 3/8 and 1/2 inch

Yeah I want to be careful with all that weight. Might be able to splice the hose full extend the unit they lay it down in to a hole or ditch

My 350b backhoe has a broken boom hose. I see no way to reach inside the arm and reach the fitting. Thinking of cutting a hole in the boom to reach the piston area . Any ideas?

Thanks Jim not a lot of room in there hate to pull the start just to get to the sender. New to the forum and the 350 b can’t wait to try and break open track

I am having trouble removing the oil sending unit I on a 350bthe top tin can spins but I don’t see or feel a hex underneath near the threaded part. This is diesel 152. Thanks bob