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Old 05-16-2012, 07:05 PM
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Default Finally got the 1450 hydro right!
I had replaced everything in the hydro linkage that was recommended here. I still had the slow down uphill & speed up downhiil problem. THEN, I got my tiller. Not being able to hold a steady speed tilling is a royal pain. I went thru every post here that mentioned hydros. I found a post that said "everything must be tight". I removed the fender pan and mine wasn't. A trip to Sears Hardware for shims and wave washers cured the problem. Now to find another garden to till! Never,never,never give up!
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Thanks for the pics! Now you can really enjoy the 1450!
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Yep, its a good feeling to get it running right!
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Do you have the member or direct link to the thread you are referring too? I have a 1650 and a 882 with lots of slop. I press the brake and the thing moves forward. To get to neutral, the hyrdo control actually has to be in reverse.
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Do you have the member or direct link to the thread you are referring too? I have a 1650 and a 882 with lots of slop. I press the brake and the thing moves forward. To get to neutral, the hyrdo control actually has to be in reverse.
Go to the tractor tec. portion of the site and down load the service manual, it's all in there.
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Do you remember what the ID was of the shims you bought? I didn't kinow sears had a hardware dept. that sold that kind of stuff. I'm going to have to check it out.
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It's a Sears hardware store, not a regular Sears store. They have 2 size shims in 9/16 & 5/8. I bought 2 of each and 4 of both size wave washers. I think the 9/16s were 61 cents each & the 5/8s were 81 cents each.
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