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02-14-2021, 08:29 PM
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Hydrostat issue...with video
I have a hydrostat issue I'm hoping someone will be able to diagnose. I've posted a video for you to look at, link below.
I think I need another hydrostat, but I'd like to know what is wrong with this one if anyone has any idea. I've disassembled it three times, and can find no issues other than the motor shaft has about 1/8 inch of play in/out. My thought was the motor block was not splined to the motor shaft and at some point (in the video) the splines catch. But the axial play in the motor shaft doesn't seem like it's enough to disengage the splines from the motor block. It used to work (that is, this axle used to be driven by this hydro), but I suspect that this issue predates my ownership and perhaps has gotten worse over time to the point it no longer works at all. I've worked on these hydros several times in the past, and successfully rebuilt/repaired a couple. I have the manual and am quite careful about keeping the valve plates, charge pump housing, etc. in correct orientation. The motor block springs are intact, the pistons, slippers, swash plates all look good and the pump and motor shafts are fine. Here's the video https://youtu.be/5HAjC0O2wD4
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