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Had the same thing happen on mine. Being a rookie owner and working on my first crawler 350B I learned a few things. First I ordered brake bands from Lavoy, got two of them. Replaced the broken one first and put it back together, clutch disc looked good from what I could tell and put it back togethe...

Thanks for the info. I thought I have read on here somewhere that you shouldn't use reverse and the winch at the same time for some reason. I can't remember why though.

Can a winch from a 350b be put on a 350 c that doesn't have the reverse gear in it. Thanks

Thanks Jim

Did any of the 350s have a turbo on them.

I put a new battery in and fired right up. I charged the other battery all night and only read 7 volts today. Thanks for all of the advice.

Thanks for the advice on those things. First thing I checked was the battery. Read 2.7 volts, then checked the cut off switch and it read the same on both terminals. That's as far as I got with it today. Thinking the battery went bad or alternator went bad. I will check the wiring harness connector ...

Thanks Jim, I'll check those things out in the morning.

Thanks Lavoy, but it has lost power somehow. The starter doesn't turn over at all and I dont see the guages move when you turn the switch on. What wire or wires would cause it to quit all of a sudden with it running.

I was working working it today and was getting ready to come off the mountain. I had parked it for a minute and when I climbed back on it just quit running and wouldn't do anything. What are some things to look for. First time it's done this since I have owned it. Thanks

Thanks Jim B

Anyone know of a good place to get winch cable, a hook that slides on the cable and chokers at. Thanks

I agree with BTown, just had the same problem on mine and it was the vent tube clogged up. The simplest thing to check is usually one of the last things to look at.

This write up helped me understand the adjustment better than the book. HLR adjustment nut should be somewhere midway from top to bottom of threads.. OK 1 last time..; first , adjust the clutch bolt to 3 and 3/4" "freeplay" from top of pedal to where you feel the fingers of the clutch contact the th...

I did the clutch adjustment today and what a big difference it made on the shifting speed. Really smooth now. It was way way off, I dont think it ever disengaged the clutch before. Biggest problem I had was understanding the free travel. After I figured that out everything else was simple. Thanks fo...