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Hydro Pump Gasket
I have a model 149 that I have split and replaced the hydro pump to rear end gasket three times! It continues to leak :angry:
I originally took it apart to repair the trunnion and replace all the seals. Upon putting it back together, I noticed Hytran leaking after two days. So I waited a while, then pulled it apart again. I was very careful to remove the old gasket and clean all surfaces thoroughly with paint thinner. I only use OEM gaskets and I tightened the bolts to spec with a torque wrench. It was a PITA to take it apart again, but everything seemed okay—until two days later, when again it starts to leak. So I pull it apart again. All three times it has been the same thing. I complete the repair, mow the lawn for an hour, park it over night, and no leak. A day or two later a wet spot appears under the tractor directly below where the pump meets the rear end. Everything is clean, and it is not leaking from any of the seals I replaced or the relief valves. I inspected the housing for cracks, and did not see anything. I did the same repair on my other 149, and she does not leak a drop… Any suggestions? Should I double up on the gaskets? |
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And why will it not leak for two days, then start leaking again? |
check hydro valves they leak as well
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did u ever get this to stop leaking id really like to know thanks ronnei
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No. It is still leaking! What a pain.
I now believe it is leaking from the expansion plug, part #29 in the attached photo. |
the reason im asking ive got a 782 that starts as a leek then just starts bleeding
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I have actually pinpointed my leak to that expansion plug. I put some gasket sealer around the bottom of it, and it slowed the leak quite a bit. I will do a better repair next spring, because I have the thrower on it now and the leak is not too bad.
I don't know if you have the same rear end on your 682. I believe some of the later model 82 series did not have the cast iron rear end. I could be mistaken. I am not an expert. If you have the cast iron rear end, then that plug is definitely something to check. |
regarding replacing the expansion plug- do I need to tap on it from inside the gearbox to get it out?
Have my leak narrowed to this or the "hydro cork gasket" and going to do both since I have it all apart thanks |
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