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07-07-2018, 12:25 PM
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07-24-2018, 11:51 PM
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Well, I flipped the spur gear around so that the wear is on the other side now but check out the wear on all the other gears. Do you think this is an oil related issue or faulty gears? As far as I know, this had the original Cub Cadet Drive System Fluid with about 350 hours on it....ya, it was past due for an oil change.
 It's hard to see in the pics but look at that last pic and that is what the others are looking like.DSCN3983.jpg DSCN3985.jpg DSCN3986.jpg DSCN3987.jpg To late to worry about it now. I'm going to fill it with Rotella and run it....after I repair the leaking spool valves. 
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07-25-2018, 12:30 AM
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No, I don't think it was an oil issue. It was what was in the oil that was the issue. There was a lot of metal floating in there. Also looks like there may have been some water too. That will wear on all that stuff. Now.... think about what the precision parts in the hydro pump might look like. The gears don't worry me a bit. It's not a farm tractor, and you likely won't be plowing acres and acres with it, so I would have ran them too. But the hydro..... I'd be concerned about it. It may not work well when it gets hot. It may not last long even if it does work. You will know in short order. If it has lift issues, or loses pressure when hot, I wouldn't even bother with trying to figure out why. Just look for another hydro. Wish you the best of luck Todd!
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