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11-23-2013, 02:22 PM
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Hydro creep on my 1450
Ok I'm frustrated. First let me say that I've adjusted many Cubs with hydro creep with great results but this is my first QL and it's making me crazy.
I've read all the manuals and posts here to try and resolve the issue but no success. I have jacked the rear wheels off the ground and adjusted the cam bracket to the point where the wheels stop turning. Now if I move the speed control lever forward and press the brake it stops as it should and does not creep. If I move the lever to reverse and press the brake it continues to creep in reverse. I have tried adjusting the connecting rod very little and a whole lot and can't find the sweet spot. I've tried adjusting the speed control lever so it hits the neutral position and then adjusting the cam bracket and when that didn't work tried the cam bracket then the speed control I should mention that I replaced the cam bracket, damper plate, rod ends and repaired a worn out trunnion bracket. There's a lot of Cub knowledge on this site so I'm hoping someone has the answer. Thanks Richard Lueders 
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