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Old 03-27-2013, 09:03 PM
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Default Hytran change on 1650

Figured it was time for a Hy-tran change on the 1650 seeing I don't know if it had ever been changed. I got it warmed up and popped the rear cover off little at a time so I wouldn't make a BIG mess.
Raised it up in the front with the hoist to loosen the filter, and put it back down to level. Opened up the cover and removed it to let the fluid drain completely. Raised the tractor again to get the remaining fluid out, and cleaned out the diff, actually pretty clean.
Seeing I had the cover and hitch off I figured I would clean it up and put on some fresh paint. Removed filter and installed the new one from CarQuest, and new cover gasket and filled with the new fluid.
No drips!
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Old 03-27-2013, 09:24 PM
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Looks like that one was in pretty good condition to start with. Just a FYI my Cub dealer's price on filters is now better than NAPA so I'm back to OEM on the filters. Never used carquest
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Nice job Todd!
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Good work, Todd!
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thanks for the step by step. I'll be doing that as soon as it gets a few degrees warmer around here.
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Nice work zippy1
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todd, thanks for using a car quest filter. i manage the store in mondovi WI. have been there 13 years now. great company.

looks like it was time to change based on the color of the fluid and the age of the old filter
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also nice to see i'm not the only dual hydro quietline in wisconsin!
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Looking Good there zippy1! Nice clean looking 1650 inside & out !!!
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Thanks guys.
85410 is the CarQuest filter number. I've got an acount with them, so paid $8 something. I remember the last OEM one was something like $12 or $14.
Saved a couple bucks anyway.
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