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Just got a 1994 model 1863 cub the guy said it was a little slow in reverse, but some times it takes a little time to get moving on an incline.
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See if you can pull up on the brake pedal. Do that every time you let off the brake.
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fixed problem, just rod adjustment.
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Hi,
Can you tell me how you adjusted the rod? I have the same problem. Thanks. |
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I suggest finding the proper section to post in and start a thread. This time, list the model of tractor you have. That way we know what your working on. On most models.... the hydro linkage has tie rod ends. They are screwed on the linkage. Pretty easy to figure out..... |
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Cub had a service bulletin out for slow reverse on the Cyclops series.
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Thanks Sam! I just noticed my 1440 is a lot slower in reverse than my 782 is. Looks like some "tinkering" is required.
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