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Old 10-08-2020, 12:29 PM
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While mowing sometime the speed will greatly reduce. Specially in a tight turn, or starting up hill. I will have to adjust the hydro lever to go back to the previous speed. Any one have any ideas what the problem may be.
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Sounds like when you have a Hydrostatic Load, the issue arises. Check the fluid level first.
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Specially in a tight turn, or starting up hill. I will have to adjust the hydro lever to go back to the previous speed.

Does this mean the speed control lever is moving and you are returning it to prior position?

When you turn the steering wheel, you take some of the hydro volume away from the pump. This can cause a momentary lag but wouldn't require you to move the speed control lever.

If the fluid level is okay, look to see if you can tell if the hydro filter has been changed in the last many years.
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Sounds like when you have a Hydrostatic Load, the issue arises. Check the fluid level first.
Level shows full. Changed the filter and fluid when I had the engine out and the deck off.
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How is the hydro lever? I have seen them become loose where it connects to the cross arm. It may have to be fixed.
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Does this mean the speed control lever is moving and you are returning it to prior position?

When you turn the steering wheel, you take some of the hydro volume away from the pump. This can cause a momentary lag but wouldn't require you to move the speed control lever.

If the fluid level is okay, look to see if you can tell if the hydro filter has been changed in the last many years.
Speed control lever does not move. Hydro folter just changed.
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I used on of them hydro folters, 1014 from Napa.
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