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please help, info on 350U loader drive train
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Posted by Joe n' CT on June 07, 2004 at 05:10:20 from (64.12.117.22):
Is the IH 350 Utility tractor dual wheel drive? This is a 1957(?) 350 Utility with a "lord" front end loader with wide front wheels. Serial number 3688. Only my left rear wheel is driving or should I say "digging" There are two brake peddles which are currently locked together. Is this normal for this tractor? While moving some dirt, the loader bucket stopped working. When the boom is raised, the bucket just droops. The bucket also seems to fold over on itself which it never did before. Would this be a sign of a blown hydraulic cylinder? If so, would both cylinders fail at the same time? There is good pressure to the cylinders. Thanks for any advice you can offer... Joe-
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