Finishing off a clearing with John Deere 350 Bulldozer

[@jtapper6109]

That’s a nice looking dozer for a 1966. Sounds good also.

[@Mala-Ipsa-Nova]

Great work man! Nice machine. Actually looking for one now.

[@robertmiller4796]

H, i I have a 350b dozer, it is a great machine. In the dead of winter -15 F in northern NY I start it with a paint striping heat gun, blowing it into the air intake, (take the air cleaner off) I do it for a about a minute before trying to start it. It works every time for me, Good luck and have fun!

[@jbnshop2574]

I'll have to remember that one! Right now the dozer is parked for the winter while it gets some much needed upgrades (FOPS, new blade components, and a root rake) but I'll have to remember that if we wanna do some winter logging!

[@robertmiller4796]

Just a little more, I leave it on and pointing down the intake pipe when cranking and when starts until it is running on all cylinders , Good luck and have fun!!

[@greggb1416]

I am a bit late to viewing this video (now a new subscriber)., but your comment(s) about the various problem(s) with this little dozer… Well it looks to me like it is doing just fine.., that little unit is worth its’ weight in gold. Even with the little things it will get a lot of work done..
Great video,
Thank you sir.

[@jbnshop2574]

Thanks for the subscribe and the kind words. The dozer does work as it is for sure and I can still get a lot of work done, but the blade pins are more or less shot and can no longer angle left and right. I plan to fix it this winter, but just need to find the material to do so. Thanks!

[@bradendunham7227]

I have the same machine , is yours a gas or diesel? Ours is a 3 cyl gas

[@stevengonyaw1617]

When I bought my property in 1990 ,I bought a 350 with 6 way blade. The undercarriage was beat ,but I just went easy with it and used it for years. Sold it for twice what i paid for it. 😁

[@steveashworth6707]

Good job!.

[@kirkpalmer1709]

Do you have video of this little dozer doing the clearing?

[@jbnshop2574]

Unfortunately no, it gets a little tricky trying to get a shot of it clearing without pushing the tripod over. I plan to try and get some shots of it clearing, I just need a bit more open space to start.