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Hydraulic Pressure line issue
I developed a crack in the pressure line. While trying to patch it up to finish the lawn i noticed how much the front of the hyadraulic/Transmission move when put it in forward or reverse. IS this normal or do i have to tighten or check for a loose/missing bolt/bolts somewhere?
Here is a link to a video i shot.... http://www.marlindj.com\CubCadetTran...onmovement.mp4 http://www.marlindj.com\CubCadetTran...onmovement.mp4 Thanks in advance dave kim |
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Something is loose. Stop using it and fix it.
Bolts that go from the frame to the earned. Probably four of them These broken/loose bolts is why you are having hydrolic line issues What model is this tractor?
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The rear-end is held in the tractor by 6 bolts. Two are in the front, they go through the frame and into the front of the transmission near the oil filter. 4 bolts go through the frame just above the axels, two on each side. You have broken or very loose bolts from the looks of your video. Also your tractor is an IH GT so I moved this thread to the proper area. The pics are from a 149 that I have that had the same issue. It had a broken bolt at the rearmost axle tube on the right side and a missing front mount on the left side. Attachment points are circled in red. Fender pan and axles have been removed in these pics.
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