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Old 11-05-2024, 11:03 AM
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When was the trans fluid and filter last changed? What do you have for a filter on it?
I’m not sure, I have a filter ordered so when it gets here ill service it, that was already on my to do list. It sure won’t hurt it!
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Will not move both ways, forward and back? Or one way? If it's one way, it could be one of the two relief valves.

Both ways: Could be broken/lost pin(s) in driveshaft. Or it could be time to replace oil filter. It is important to use the proper filter.

One way: swap the relief valves and see if that swaps the problem.
It won’t move either way, which lever as far up as it will go it will slightly whine but that’d about it, and if I back off the throttle to about 1/2-3/4 it will start to work as it’s supposed to. I’ll check over the driveshaft and see, and when my filter gets here I’ll service it and see if that helps it.

Thank you for the advice!
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Clean it up good and keep an eye on it.
I see nothing ion those pictures to be overly concerned with at this time.
Same here.
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