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Old 11-02-2018, 11:01 AM
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On an older style tractor, the neutral return is about 1/4" farther back, so if you're swapping a newer pump onto an older tractor or vice versa the neutral return linkage must be adjusted.
I don't think so. The only difference between Ported and Non-Ported pumps are two fittings on the pump.
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The year is what matters. The neutral return is in the same place on a ported vs nonported if they're the same year.
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OK, show me where in the Manuals it says that.

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Interested in this thread as I have a 129 that is pretty clean and runs along with an engine less 1650 that I plan to rob the ported pump and hydraulic lift from to transplant onto the 129.. when I got the 129 and checked it out to see if it ran, it lurched heavily forward and I couldn't get it to respond to the hydro control, so in order to get it running without fighting against the starter generator, I took the driveshaft out. I haven't had a chance to get back to the 129 and actually try to figure it out yet (it's down the list a bit) but regardless of what it would take to get the lurch gone I want the hydraulic lift on it anyway. So I'm watching this to see what fun I might be in for when I finally do get to spend some time with the 129.
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OK, show me where in the Manuals it says that.
Why would it say that in the manual? It's just something I figured out.
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Why would it say that in the manual? It's just something I figured out.
I think what Roland Is saying.. and what I would also like to see is the "year break" where something was changed. Like show us a manual with one then a later manual with the other. This "if true" would be good info to have.
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Why would it say that in the manual? It's just something I figured out.
Mudrig150....the hydro linkage is the same among all of the years and models of the Quietline series. THE only difference is the pedal return spring...later models used a longer spring and in a different area. Linkage adjustments are unique to each tractor and that is probably what you are experiencing. Ported and non ported pumps do make any difference in terms of linkages!
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