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04-15-2015, 07:08 AM
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Too much Hytran fluid?
Last summer when I restored my 1250, I cleaned out the hydrostat or more so the rear end where all the Hytrans fluid sat for years. But I filled it up to where I thought it was full. I've never really gotten to use the tractor alot due to where I was living...on a small lot in a City. But earlier this spring I bought a house out in the country with an acre to mow....well, last weekend I was rolling the yard and when I was about half way done. The rear end felt like it was grabbing, or like something was binding up. I finished my yard and I put the roller away. I've had a small leak coming from that cork gasket where the hydrostat meets the rearend. So, I thought maybe I was low on Hytrans. So, I remove the plug on the rear end and oil starts barreling out. My question is, is it possible that there could be to much Hytrans oil in the rearend? Could/Will that do any harm?
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 Cub Cadet 1250 w/ the K301aqs engine. Restored to 1978 Columbia City, Indiana 
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