First track loader
First track loader
I just bought a JD 450 track loader. I have run some newer cat machines, but this is my first experience with these older machines. From what I've read this should be a pretty good machine, anything to look for? I would put the undercarriage at 75% or better and it has brand new steering clutches. One question I do have is when sitting in the seat to your right on the fender is a lever that moves front to back, when pushing or pulling the lever it bogs like a hydraulic remote on a farm tractor would, what is this lever? Anything to look or watch for with this machine? Thanks for any help!
That's kind of what I thought, what were these intended to run? Also where would the connections for it be? I wont have it here until tomorrow to look but I never saw a hose near the back that looked like a remote on a tractor. It also looks like there could be a PTO shaft? It is a little bumped out cover dead center towards the bottom of the back plate. Any insight?jtrichard wrote:sounds like remote valve and its caped off
Picture speak a thousand words. Once you get it post up some pictures. Mine has the bump or cover for a PTO but doesn't have one.... at least to my knowledge, never looked.JD450tl wrote:That's kind of what I thought, what were these intended to run? Also where would the connections for it be? I wont have it here until tomorrow to look but I never saw a hose near the back that looked like a remote on a tractor. It also looks like there could be a PTO shaft? It is a little bumped out cover dead center towards the bottom of the back plate. Any insight?jtrichard wrote:sounds like remote valve and its caped off
450C Track Loader
291457T
291457T
450 auxiallary valve
hey I have a nice ripper for the end of that valve if interested... A lot of these older dozers have an extra valve all set up in the machine..
Not like today,, you get no extras on a new machine unless you order it that way...you could use the valve for any number of options,, log clamp, ripper,, 4-way bucket etc... Mark.
Not like today,, you get no extras on a new machine unless you order it that way...you could use the valve for any number of options,, log clamp, ripper,, 4-way bucket etc... Mark.
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Loader was delivered today, its nasty out didn't get much chance to check on the PTO shaft or the hydraulic remotes. I did not see any lever to control the PTO, so either it doesn't have one or it continually runs. I think it looks like a petty good machine, although I know almost nothing about them.
Here are some pics. Can anyone tell me anything from the serial number?
20150319_184605 by zach.dalrymple, on Flickr
20150319_184550 by zach.dalrymple, on Flickr
20150319_184538 by zach.dalrymple, on Flickr
20150319_184637 by zach.dalrymple, on Flickr
Here are some pics. Can anyone tell me anything from the serial number?
20150319_184605 by zach.dalrymple, on Flickr
20150319_184550 by zach.dalrymple, on Flickr
20150319_184538 by zach.dalrymple, on Flickr
20150319_184637 by zach.dalrymple, on Flickr
I have one almost identical and it can do a lot of work. Your undercarriage will need some upgrades soon. Not much adjustment left. But, depends on what you are planning to use it for.
I only use mine for big stumps that I cant get out with the 350s.
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I only use mine for big stumps that I cant get out with the 350s.
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450`s c-dozer 6 way, b-loader.
350`s c-loader + ripper, b-loader with winch arch. B-loader with dozer pads
backhoe attachment.
1010 loader with forks for round bales
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350`s c-loader + ripper, b-loader with winch arch. B-loader with dozer pads
backhoe attachment.
1010 loader with forks for round bales
a few 610 Bobcats. many attachments
At first I thought you had seven digits in your serial number which would be weird, but it looks like it is just a scratch/blemish. Anyhow it appears from the number (083816) to be a 1969 straight 450. The combination of letters/number before the serial number indicate you have a (T) tractor, (5) 450, (E) crawler loader, (3) diesel, (M) high low reverse powershift transmission which is typically referred to as a HLR.JD450tl wrote: Can anyone tell me anything from the serial number?
You can find more info in this thread:
http://www.jdcrawlers.com/messageboard/ ... php?t=2415
(1) JD Straight 450 crawler dozer with manual outside blade; (2) JD 2010 diesel crawler loaders; (1) JD 2010 diesel dozer with hydraulic 6-way blade; (2) Model 50 backhoe attachments, misc. other construction equipment
Tigerhaze wrote:At first I thought you had seven digits in your serial number which would be weird, but it looks like it is just a scratch/blemish. Anyhow it appears from the number (083816) to be a 1969 straight 450. The combination of letters/number before the serial number indicate you have a (T) tractor, (5) 450, (E) crawler loader, (3) diesel, (M) high low reverse powershift transmission which is typically referred to as a HLR.JD450tl wrote: Can anyone tell me anything from the serial number?
You can find more info in this thread:
http://www.jdcrawlers.com/messageboard/ ... php?t=2415
I was confused by that too. Thanks for the info. Ive been playing around with the machine, it sure is a powerful piece of equipment.
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