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Old 07-18-2009, 03:43 PM
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Your idea of a foot peddle on a hydro will only be a hindrance.
To run one correctly with max. hp ,you run them full throttle all the time and control the ground speed with the hydro lever.

I think you R wrong on this. It would be a great idea! I seldom run mine at full throutle.
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Old 07-18-2009, 03:54 PM
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Thumbs up Foot pedal on hydrostat.
If I remember correctly I saw a new Cub with a foot pedal hydrostat that had a loader on it.
I thought what a great idea!!
Any of you gear heads have an Idea please share it with us!
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ole 147,
You might want to check into running a half throttel or just plain under full throttel.I belive the kohlers ar meant for running full throttel for propper cooling,NOW I could be wrong and just posting what I have heard from someone along the lines!!!

I always run mine at full throttel because of this!!!

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ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS mow/plow/blow snow, etc. at full throttle. The engine will not cool properly otherwise.
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Old 07-22-2009, 11:48 PM
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I think we got off on the wrong foot here.
I 'm not talking about the throttle I talking about foot peddle for the hydro instead of using the big chrome handle.
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Default Full throttle?
what is your fuel use per hour running full throttle?
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I agree with ole147, I was running my 1882 with a bucket today and my levers are on the left and the speed ratio is on the right and the wheel is in the middle and I think you get the picture.
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Old 07-25-2009, 11:06 PM
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I went to the Cub Dealer this morning out near Benton, PA Rt 239.
The Cub Yamara or something like that. I looked at it ,and yes it has a hydro peddal.
It also has a price tag of $17,000. A cab & 4 wheel drive too.
Hey I can trade in my car get this drive it to work. Only 1 seat I can solve that, I can haul my wife in the bucket..:biggrin2.gif:
What do you think?
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Old 07-26-2009, 09:37 PM
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Now you have the idea!
Any help would be great!!!!

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I think that wives in the bucket are a good idea!
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