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Today when I was dethaching my yard, I noticed after running it for an hour or so, that when I stopped, I pushed down the brake pedal and could not push down the pedal that far until I moved the (F-N-R) lever more towards forward, but then it was creeping alot even with the pedal locked? It does not do this when the machine is cooled down, only when it's in use for awhile. Hopefully someone knows what's going on? I looked on this site for an adjustment for something like this, but did not see one? Maybe I missed it?
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Go to the Technical Library-Tractors, on page 2 you will see chassis service 1x2/3 . The instructions for adjusting the lever are in that manual. Hope this helps. .http://ccmanuals.info/pdf/71_123service.pdf
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Not sure you are having the same problem that I have with many/most of my Narrow Frame hydros or not.
Go here and check out the exploded view. http://www.partstree.com/parts/?lc=c...&dn=0018900011 Usually when I get a Narrow Frame hydro parts #15 and #29 are badly worn and prevent the pedal from bringing the control lever back to center. So I replace the pin (#15) and file then sand/emery the angle portion of part #29 until it is as smooth as I can get it, I also "round off" the sharp corners on the angular area so they don't "dig into" the new pin and cause more than necessary wear. However with the ones I've had they don't want to come back to center no matter what the operating temp. is or how long/short I've had them running. Good luck getting it figured out. |
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