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Originally Posted by ol'George
Make sure you mark the valve plates and put them back in exactly the same way you took them out don't drop the pistons and put them back in the
same bore they came out of,put the charge inner and outer rotor back in the same way it came out.
Don't drive the swash plate shaft pin out too far or yer screwed.
best to follow the manual and multiple video's on diss/ re assy.
Otherwise you will be getting another hydro on ebay.
Make sure you check the roller bearing surface on the output shaft gear for pitting, they tend to wear there.
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Yikes. I have already mixed up the little individual pistons. I took them out to clean them in the parts washer. I didn't see any wear on any of them so I hope I can be lucky and make it work. OR should I go ahead and search up Ebay for a replacement hydro unit now that they've been mixed up? I haven't gotten around to checking the roller bearing on the output shaft so thanks for the heads up on that one!
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Originally Posted by Vrobert
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Yep. I've successfully rebuilt several automatic transmissions so I figure I'd give the tractor world a try. Headed over to check out your 149!