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Old 08-05-2023, 06:26 PM
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Default Transmission Fluid Leak
My CC 2072 is leaking trans fluid profusely when running It appears to be the gasket between the pump and transmission. I can replace it no problem if I had one so far I cant even find a part number much less the gasket. Also I have struck out on disc brake pads for the same.
I really don't want to tear it down until i have part in hand due to contamination. I'll post a pic of the serial tag. Attachment 113346
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Old 08-05-2023, 06:28 PM
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Check your relief valves too. They are on top and if both of them are leaking, it will look like that gasket has failed.
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Everything is dry except behind the pump on the lower side. The Relief Valves and the front seal is completely clean and dry .Thanks for the reply!
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921-3004 should be the gasket part #
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brake pads are here. There are used ones from the same seller, heheheh

https://www.ebay.com/itm/235021393471
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You can also do this to the brakes. I use JB Weld and put them in the vice overnight.
https://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/...ead.php?t=1308

Cub has the gasket.
https://www.mtdparts.com/en_US/hardw.../921-3004.html

What part of GA are you from?
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SGT's are bad about loose or broken bolts in the rear assembly. Make sure all your bolts holding the rear are torqued to 30ftlbs and no more. Also check and make sure that the front tabs on the transmission aren't broken. This will cause the transmission assembly to flex and crack your hydro lines and all kinds of other problems. I highly recommend that you install a set of rear braces if your machine doesn't already have those.

Broken front tab
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Here are the rear braces needed for a SGT.
DSCN2218.jpg DSCN2224.jpg
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brake pads are here. There are used ones from the same seller, heheheh

https://www.ebay.com/itm/235021393471
They can keep them.
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SGT's are bad about loose or broken bolts in the rear assembly. Make sure all your bolts holding the rear are torqued to 30ftlbs and no more. Also check and make sure that the front tabs on the transmission aren't broken. This will cause the transmission assembly to flex and crack your hydro lines and all kinds of other problems. I highly recommend that you install a set of rear braces if your machine doesn't already have those.

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Here are the rear braces needed for a SGT.
Attachment 113422 Attachment 113423
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