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Old 04-13-2020, 01:49 PM
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Thank you for the help. I am going to take it to a shop that I trust to give it a good check up and tune up. I think it needs someone better to work on it than my less than amateur level.

The 1320 worked good Saturday pulling a trailer. I loaded some fallen trees, tree roots around a pond. It did good for a while and then slowed down. It had a heavy load on the trailer. We have a slightly sloped area about 100 yards long. The 1320 made it most of the way and then slowed down so much I had to help it by pushing it. Later on it did good again.

Thanks again for all the input!
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Old 05-08-2020, 03:57 PM
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The cub cadet repair shop called today. My 1320 has a bad tranny. Replacement parts are unavailable. I hated to get the news.

I guess I will look for a small lawn/garden tractor with an external PTO.

Thank you for your help.
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Old 05-18-2020, 03:58 PM
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Update: I think we found the problem. We found a broken weld that holds the hold the shift rods in alignment. This is located under the cover where the transmission engage/release lever is located (in front of the seat). If the bolt is in alignment, then the tractor will move. This weekend, we are planning to weld the bolt and install a new drive belt. I hope this works. The shop I took it to said they never looked at the tranny.
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Update: The shop I took it to said they never looked at the tranny.
Imagine that.. The shop condemned the trans without looking at it lol..

Chances are they just would rather sell you a new machine than fix.. Most shops do not like working on stuff 10-15 years old or older.
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