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Thank you so much for the information. I have a c operator's manual coming. Order a B tech manual when thought had a b, but thanks to forum, now I know what I have.

I read one post that said use the plug above the sprocket to put hydraulic fluid in for steering clutches. My right side had hydraulic fluid in I could touch. Left side did not. Right side steering I have to pull harder, still steers, just more pull. The plugs lower, about mid way on sprocket , on t...

Dipstick shows full on hydraulic, but right side had fluid left side didn't which got me wondering if I have a B and someone put fluid in dry clutch. Very new at this, less than a week. Mine may still be separate.

Just figured out I have a C, bought a B, then got to wondering... so C is on order only thing I adjusted was the travel linkage from the handles, nothing internal. Could see right was doing nothing until pulled way back. C should have hydraulic fluid , as you described, in plug above sprocket?

No triangle cover with 3 bolts, so I have a C. Adjusting steering linkage on right side now, then top off fluid in final drive thru plug above sprocket?

Yes, that is what I have. Thank you so much. So I should have hydraulic fluid under the plug above the sprocket. Still have weak steering on right side. But at least I know what I have.

Shifters are on left sitting in seat. HLR, 1234, right side has bucket and ripper controls

Thank you for getting back to me. I don't see any rivet holes. Even looked on inside to see where something may have been covered. Under seat , the steering linkage goes to 2 threaded rods that go into a block that has 2 lines coming out of the top of it then back down and into steering housing (gue...

I just bought a 450. No serial numbers, trying to figure out if b or c. Weak steering on right side. Has hydraulic fluid in right side under square plug above the socket. On left side does not appear to have any fluid or evidence of fluid. Thinking maybe it's a b and someone put fluid in right side?...