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the manual i just paid $30 for in pdf format covers the following pumps; DB, JDB, DC, C and CB.....are any of these it?

can you at least get it to hit on ether?

oops......it's a 450C ok, i tried the screwdriver and like you said it was slow...... yeah, if you use the starter; 1 it's hard on it i'm sure and 2 it slams in to the hole and i was afraid it would sheer it off......another problem..... i didn't see something that i could turn around the pump off o...

couple of questions... 1. what type of grease did you use on the umbrella seals? i just put diesel fuel on my finger and slathered them up.... 2. how do you "bump" your flywheel around....i'm sure i took about 3 years worth of life out of my starter by bumping it......and, i'm afraid it's gonna shea...

This is very timely for me...I was just getting ready to post a thread........ I've been through the ringer with this thing, spent the WHOLE take taking the pump off and on, blowing out fuel lines, etc.......on the last time, I saw the little chunks of rubber under my timing window..... This has to ...

man, i hear you on the time thing! it's been crazy lately.....

i forgot about the backhoe money......that really helps.....

and to be able to sell it that quickly to get it off of your mind/plate, that's worth something.....

I'm going to guess that the other guy will look at the machine and if the undercarriage and the over-all appearance looks good, then he's willing to gamble on the engine......he'll take it home, most likely, and see what he can do with it..... THEN, if he can't get it going, use it for parts or part...

sounds good, i'll see what i can come up with......

thanks for the help!

if you are sitting in the seat, under your right elbow.....it's not a spin on...

raise the access panel, it's inside the oil tank...you have to remove several bolts to get to it.....

be sure to get an extra gasket, just in case you tear it......if i remember right...

mine wouldn't back up to save it's life....it put me in a pretty bad position on a hill one day... i replaced both hydraulic filters, one in front of the radiator (hadn't been changed in who knows when) and i pulled the one in the tank resevoir and it had ruptured out the side...... haven't had a pr...

it won't cost you anything to pull that engine and see what happened..... heck, just pull the pan and giver her a look-see real quickly.... even if you have basic skills, drain the oil, pull the pan.....see what you think... get some old cardboard, cut it to fit between the tracks, slide it undernea...

No big deal....I probably won't get back to it for a few weeks..... Long story short, I had to take the injector pump back off and replace an umbrella seal I tore when I put it back on......ran great, backed it out of the garage, shut it off to tell the family i was headed over the hill to work on t...

that would be great!

Well, I thought I had it figured out with the book. However, when I went out and crawled under the dozer I saw two plugs but they were on the bottom of the housing. So, I assume they are the drains? Where would the fill be, on the outside of the trans case, in between the tracks and housing? I chang...

well, i think i answered my own question....

http://www.tractorsupply.com/agricultur ... mp-3002378

Yesterday, I changed just about all of the fluids in the 450C. I didn't change the steering clutches because I wasn't sure what the manual was saying. I see the drain plug on the lower part, but the upper fill hole is up where I can't get a funnel to it. Is there a small hand transfer pump that moun...