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03-08-2011, 07:35 AM
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1650 Newbe
New to the club and the Cubs. Just inherited a 1970's 1650 with 48" deck and 48" blade. It is supposed to be in good running condition but has not been run in at least 3 years. The former owner was a do it yourself repair man, lost the key and started taking it apart to install a new cyclinder so I have some work to get it going again. I have owned hydrostatic before with a JD 140 and liked it. Looking forward to dumping my Gravely's and start riding again. Manual say that you should not tow it without releasing the hydraulic system. Others say it is safe to move it backards 30-40 feet with out releasing the lever. Problem is the lever is missing and I would rather get it home before I get into the chassis to hook it up again.. Any thoughts?
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03-08-2011, 07:39 AM
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Welcome to the site! I dont have any hydros, so can't help but Im sure you would get a good answer today.
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03-08-2011, 08:07 AM
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Part way through production of the Quietline series they switched to auto relief check valves, these tractors won't have a release lever and can be pushed with out worry. I'm not sure of the serial number break for this but if you look on the right side of the tunnel cover between the dash and the seat and there is no hole, it probably has the auto valves. If there is a hole you can remove the tunnel cover and push the valves in by hand to get the tractor moved.
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