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Old 08-02-2010, 04:08 AM
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Default My 1220 just won’t go?
I recently got my first Cub and it’s my first Hydrostatic drive. The guy I got it from told me it had been sitting for a while. I got it home, got it running, and at the moment of truth…. nothing. The fluid cup was empty so I filled it up and still nothing. The belt and pulley are moving and I can spin it freely. The engage/disengage plunger also stays pushed in. Any ideas or help would be great. This is my first run with this and I really wanted to have a quality tractor to use. Thanks Dick.
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Old 08-02-2010, 06:03 AM
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Opps this is where the pics are at. Nice looking 1220!
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Old 08-02-2010, 06:34 AM
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What is the Chassis Serial Number......???? There was an engineering change.
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Old 08-06-2010, 05:34 AM
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I recently got my first Cub and it’s my first Hydrostatic drive. The guy I got it from told me it had been sitting for a while. I got it home, got it running, and at the moment of truth…. nothing. The fluid cup was empty so I filled it up and still nothing. The belt and pulley are moving and I can spin it freely. The engage/disengage plunger also stays pushed in. Any ideas or help would be great. This is my first run with this and I really wanted to have a quality tractor to use. Thanks Dick.


So I got it working Wednesday morning. The bypass valve was stuck. I worked it free and the thing works like a dream.
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Great news! Glad you got it running.
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That's awesome, glad you got your cub moving!
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