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Lavoy wrote:Yoke is the expensive part, almost double what the complete aftermarket adjusters are, so no sense wasting the time.
Lavoy

So the yoke should be salvagable. Where's a good place to get the piston & Seals? Are there any tips or heads up on what I'm about to get into?

Thanks for your reply Lavoy. I figure they'll need to be replaced, but one is fully extended. does the yolk usually need replacing too? I've found just the piston on the internet or I've found the complete unit(aftermarket) for about $350. I guess I could cut out the tough one with a torch since it'...

Hello everyone, I'm new to the board and look forward to being a part of it. I know there are several post on my subject and I read threw quite a few of them but didn't find what i need. I've got a rusty track adjuster stuck good and its fully extended for some reason. It has a lot of tension on it,...

Thanks Ken, I guess I thought a 40 year old machine would be considered early model. But let me tell you that baby is stuck! It'll take dynomite to free it up.

Hello everyone, New guy here. I've owned a couple of later model JD dozers and currently own/operate a JD 750C series II. I just bought a JD 350BE dozer with 6 way blade. Its a diesel and seems to be in mechanically good shape other than the track adjusters. After reading several post on here and th...