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J-Mech, I appreciate your input, but let’s not get snippy... I have no doubt you know more about the hydrostats than me. I have had ONE apart. And that was two years ago. I do not have the exploded view in front of me, so forgive me if I don’t use the correct terminology. I did give you the part number (HG44-04P) of the parts that broke. These are the splined couplers I referred to. I replaced those, and used the tractor until the two bevel gears in the gearbox lost all their teeth. I am convinced this tractor would still be running today if the sealed, maintenance free gearbox had any lube in it. Regardless, we are beating a dead horse, as I have no intention of rebuilding this hydrostatic.
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Your part number cannot be correct. You stated you had the Sundstrand hydro. They part number you gave is for a Hydro Gear hydro transmission. Hydro Gear didn't even make hydro's for Cub Cadet in the 1320 era. Plus, they are in direct competition with Sundstrand, so the parts wouldn't be mixed. Plus, that number doesn't even come up in the system. I think the issue is, you don't really know what it is you need. Or at the very least, where to get the right part number. Go here, and give me the call-out number (not the part number) of the part you have that is failed: http://www.cubcadet.com/equipment/AR...0-A/0021500004 I want to point out one more thing.... you keep talking about this "sealed" or "non serviceable" transmission going dry as the cause of the tractors failure. Oil and grease don't just disappear into thin air. They don't evaporate. They leak out. There had to be a leak if it lost all the lube. Had to be. Either that, or it didn't get lube in it the last time it was worked on, or missed it in the factory. If you see a leak, it needs attention. If you missed it, you missed it, but it isn't the transmissions fault. |
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https://discountonlineparts.com/sear...4078&x=19&y=10 http://www.wellingtonimplement.com/b...DRIVE-1550399/ Now if it was me, and I could get the parts reasonably I would rebuild my transmission because then I would know what I've got. On the issue of the case being dry, I can't say for certain but I think it is packed with grease not oil. Therefore you won't see the grease until you open it up. What I have done on several gear transmissions that I repaired was to drill and tap the case in a couple places and install zerk grease fittings. Give it a couple of pumps of grease every now and then, no more problems. My |
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J-Mech and Ironman, Thanks for the replies. You are correct the hydro unit works fine. It is the gearbox that is shot. Ironman is spot on regarding the part numbers. I purchased 4 of them from HG 2-3 years ago, and they were an exact replacement for the originals. One of the originals had split in half...
I agree that the grease had to have leaked out. No denying that! However, the leak was so slow, it was never noticeable. Never was there spots under the rear where the tractor got parked. And keep in mind, this tractor was used at least once a week for nearly 30 years. My concerns are that while I can easily see the problems with the input gears, I would bet they are not the only parts that are worn out. Ironman, Iclicked on the link you sent, but cannot find anything but normal maintenance items for the 1320. If you can send me a link to an exploded view of the gearbox, I will be happy to point out the gears that are shot. I have the diagram here somewhere, but cannot put my hands on it. Thanks! |
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Before I get started, I want to say that another member who I respect very much, PM'd me and gave me some info. This made me dig deeper. I will say that I "know" that Sundstrand is now owned by Danfoss Power Solutions. It appears that Hydro Gear was started as a joint venture between then Sauer/Sundstrand/Danfoss and Agri-Fab. Sundstrand built the hydro, and Agri-Fab made the trans. (Which explains the part number prefixes.) Apparently, HG was formed to assemble the Sundstrand and AF parts together, which led to them forming HG as it's own company. I cannot find any hard evidence to suggest it was anything more than a merger, and not a subsidiary of DPS. So, I am sorry for questioning the HG part numbers, as they are now the distributor of the AF parts. The pump is also part of the HG group. That said, it also explains why the pump carries the same design as the later HG pumps, and not the design of the more rubust Sundstrand units made previously. (U15 pumps)
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Ok....... So, I'm not buying it. The part number you (McGrew) gave was HG44-04P (number doesn't exist)... which is very, very close the a "real" part number of HG-44084P, which there are 4 of in the transmission. The two parts ironman suggested are the input GEARS, not "couplers" as you describe. Part numbers HG-44078 and HG 44079, which DO NOT appear to be as close to the part number that (McGrew) listed, and in which case there are only 1 of each in the transmission. Why would you have bought 4 of those gears?? You would have actually bought 2 of each if you bought "4". None of which matches up to the more sensible answer of part HG-44084P, as there are 4 required. That part number is still good from CCC, at a very reasonable cost of $10.50 a piece. So, Mr McGrew. Look at this blowout, one more time please, and see what it is exactly that you are looking for. Click on the pic for the link to the actual parts book, and let us know please. This is getting a bit frustrating. The choices you and ironman are suggesting are in green. (Callout #27 and #54) The ones I think you are talking about are highlighted in red. (Callout #52.) Which is it? rear end.jpg |
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If it is callout #52 (HG-44084p) he'd be lucky.
$10.50 ea. http://www.cubcadet.com/equipment/cubcadet/hg-44084p Frustrating may be an understatement. |
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I hope you don't think I was railing you. I thought you did good! I just think he's describing a different part. |
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OK let me see if I can shed somel light on this subject. First off, what I called the couplers is in fact PN HG-44084P. I bought 4 of them 2-3 years ago. That problem was SOLVED and is no longer is an issue. I made a typo on the part numbers on the couplers. My bad. The reason the tractor is not working NOW is exactly as you suspected. Gears #27 and #54 have no teeth... I searched for AF-44078 and AF-44079 2 years ago, but all my sources said those gears were unavailable.
I think the fact that I had two separate failures a year apart confused the issue. i guess I gave too much info when I mentioned the “couplers” which are no longer an issue. BTW, if they are not couplers, what is the correct terminology? I think I need to point out I am not the OP on this thread, but seem to have hijacked it... I am the guy who was looking for a suitable replacement for this transaxle, as I have no intentions of rebuilding it. Seeing the condition of gears 27 and 54, I would bet every gear bearing and shaft in my gearbox would need to be replaced. That makes no sense to me. Thanks again for all your help. |
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Yes.... you have not been very clear at all what parts failed.
The part call-out #54 is indeed a coupler. Call-out's #27 and 54 are in fact gears. No, you have not been clear at all in what you had that was failed. I know which guy you and the OP are, and this thread is pertinent to both of your problems. They can be together. It's not a "hijack" as the topic is the same. The gears ironman posted links to are affordable, and even if it needs all new bearings and seals, it's cheaper to rebuild your old one than to buy a new one and modify it to fit. I doubt all the gears are bad, as the others are straight cut. Plus, those input gears are at the very top of the unit, and would be the first to suffer from lack of lube. However, I would have thought that the grinding would have been noticable before they shredded. I still think repairing the old one is your best option. |
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