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As you can see by the puddle below my 2160 I am ready to use this site. Any favorites on the transmission oil once I get it to stop. OBTY this is the AGS 2160.
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Glad to have you!
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Allen Proud owner of my Original and 126! My Grandpa's Cart Craftsman Lawn Sweeper Craftsman Plug Aerator |
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The AGS trans is not a hydro, it has a 6 speed trans with a forward and a reverse clutch pack. You need to be all the way down on the forward or reverse pedals or they over heat and blow oil out of the breather. Select the speed that you want to go with the shifter and just hold the pedal down all the way or you will burn the clutches out. As far as oil I'd use the Cub oil at least for the clutch section. Rotella T should be fine in the trans section.
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Thanks Sam Mac, Good to know, I did find out about the AGS through this forum awhile back. Might have been too late though as I have slipping in some of the higher gears. As the thread suggests I am changing the way I treat my machines. For many years when work was good (Electrician) I would buy something and when it broke I would buy another. Those days are now gone for me and I have to fix what I break or do without. I have started cleaning the rear end to see if I can find the leak.
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This is what I used in the 149 Hydro
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Thank you to all the warm welcomes, You have lit a FIRE in me. I got the 149 in the Garage and pulled the head. I need to spend some time in your archives before I go any further. I want to pull the piston and check the rings without wrecking anything. Also i need advice, this should be the start of a new thread in another forum? Best place? thanks again to all fellow Cub Cadet Owners.
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