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thanks for the tip, i called once already, will see if he answers later

I would take either, have asked Lavoy and about 10 other salvage places, no luck. Do you have a source?

yeah thanks i have that one, was hoping for an actual picture showing the two snap ring grooves, bearing and seal mating surfaces, etc...

Well my quest to find a pto shaft for my JD350 has turned up nothing. I’m referring to the shaft that comes out the back of the transmission through the 3 bolt flange. Would anybody have a good picture of one, it would help explain to the machine shop how to build one?

Im looking for a pto or winch shaft for a JD 350 crawler. Any leads pm me or call/text 605-391-0395
Thanks Randy

Does anybody have any pictures of either a homemade or factory 3 point hitch on a JD 350? I'm doing a some brainstorming on how to get one on my machine and was curious about the mounting points and such....

Thanks, Randy

I thought those lite blue mounts might be for a backhoe, but I don't see any auxiliary hydro ports back there?

I recently bought a JD350C and I am wondering what these mounts are for in these pictures (assuming my pictures work)? I'm referring to the ones marked with red, dark blue and light blue arrows?

Thanks



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Glad to hear your ok, thanks for sharing the story. It got me to thinking about my plan; I would like to buy a JD 350 or JD450 for clearing some woods(purchase questions post was me) and use a stationary wood pto chipper behind it. I guess this thread got me to thinking is this setup safe if the lev...

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Tue Jan 21, 2020 10:25 am

My 350 has a lever to engage the winch drive. The spool valve also has a neutral or float setting so I don't have to power down the dozer.

Jason

That would be a nice setup, thanks for the information.

So, after adding a shaft you can't back up with it running something. Unless you tear into the trans and add an R, of course. Stan A baler is about the only thing I could see. It would have to be something with ratchet and pawl mechanism, or maybe a worm gear. Most things can spin backwards just fi...

I would not think twice about putting a PTO on a bulldozer, but I would think long and hard before getting a wood chipper though. I have one, but what I have found is, their stated "size" is about half of what they claim. For instance, a wood chipper might claim that it is 8 inches, but really abou...

Lavoy, thanks for the reply. I can handle the pto speed if its within the range of idling up or down the machine; I have used a kit before for similar purpose that has a magnet you glue to the driveshaft and then mount a electronic pickup stationary that has a digital gauge with speed indication, th...

Thanks a bunch guys. Are the stock pto's on these crawlers all 540 rpm? "Cuttingedge" any idea what the rpm is of the winch shaft setup of yours? I like your handy work there, if the rpm's would work on the setup it sure opens up more volume of crawlers to select from while shopping. I hate to find ...

Thanks for the reply. I read the track wear document you are referring to i just couldnt find out where you measure from but you cleared that up thanks. As far as the winch shaft, are you saying it turns even in neutral with the machine idling? If so i guess thats not a great option since you would ...