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06-13-2012, 12:56 PM
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My Awesome 1864 Cub Cadet!
Hey all -
This has probably been addressed before - if so I'm sorry for the duplication. On my A-1864 (A is for Awesome!), I'm wondering, how does one move this tractor of it dies out in the middle of the back lawn -200 feet away from the garage? There doesn't appear to be a lever to pull to release the hydrostatic drive? I'm told that if you move these in neutral you can still destroy the transmission, and then I'm told by others that you [U]can[U] move this tractor for short distances without any adverse effect? So which is it? By the way, mine is running Awesomely. I only wish I had more lawn to mow. Thanks for reading! Matt God Bless the USA. 
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06-13-2012, 01:04 PM
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I to love my 1864! 
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06-14-2012, 01:53 AM
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Release valve for hydrostatic drive?
Hey Duke -
Thanks for the reply. I've looked in the owner's manual, and on my 1864, and I cannot locate a relief valve. The owner's manual states that the relief valve is only on the 1863 model, which I've come to understand, is identical to the 1864 but without power steering. So if you have or know about something else I should be looking for, any assistance is greatly appreciated! Matt http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/i...20Flag%201.gif
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06-14-2012, 08:52 AM
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Matt, the 1863 uses a different hydro pump and has a release rod for the relief valves. Your machine has a Sunstrand hydro with the auto type valves.
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