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Old 03-27-2014, 07:48 AM
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Oops, I agree Jonathan. Here is the link to the manual. They have a good view of it. http://www.mymowerparts.com/pdf/Cub-...epair-Manuals/
Todd great link! If you download the 3000 series service manual it shows that the charge pump has a flat on the right side if you were sitting on the tractor.

Think I'm going to look through a few more of the manuals on this site. They have a lot of the newer stuff covered that I've not worked on.
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On the Sundstrands, the Charge Pump Housing can be mounted in one of two ways, being 180° from each other. Thus, on the Sundstrand you can get the pump to run in reverse.

I have no knowledge that the HG transmissions have this same feature.
Sorry, I wan't paying attention to the model. It doesn't matter. I have a PDF of the Hydro-Gear BDU-10/21 hydros. It can be run either direction. So, yes the charge pump can be flipped 180°.

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So chock one up to operator error

when I put the charge plate back on I flipped it 180 degrees so it wasn't letting the oil pass.

For anyone who may have a similar issue in the future the 2 oil passage holes go on the left side

I would have taken photos but I got so exited that I might not have to replace the charge pump &/or other components that I through it back together to try it.
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Glad you got it fixed.
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Good to hear you got it figured out!
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Great news! Now lets see some pictures of her.
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