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Old 12-11-2013, 09:55 AM
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I'm sure many of you have seen the threads on some troubles with my machines I seem to have been having; the PTO dies on my 682 then comes back to life (well, for now), my 1050 has some foam in the oil (posting a thead in MTD/CCC subforum now on that), and a stripped out motor mount on my 1450. I need more time!

Anywho, this time it's another 1450 problem. I fire it up the other night to move it and use it to jump another machine (don't ask ) and it moves forward just fine about 10 feet. I jump the other machine, and go to move the 1450 around and nothing. The hydro lever does nothing, and I have no hydraulic lift. So, long story short I push it where I need it. Then I start it last night and it works for a short minute then nothing again. So, do you guys think there could be water in the hydro that froze up, or could it be my relief valves need cleaning? I plan to do a fluid/filter change on it but it's not on the top of my list right now with everything else going on. What do you guys think it could be?
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Old 12-11-2013, 10:26 AM
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I'd do the fluid/filter change sooner rather than later.
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I'd do the fluid/filter change sooner rather than later.
X2....preventative maintenance goes a long way! It sounds like something is possibly clogging the filter and not allowing fluid to circulate.

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Check the spirol pins in the driveshaft. Sounds like one sheared and is "catching".
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Had the same problem with the 129 I'm working on for a guy. Ended up being a clogged filter. Do a fluid and filter change should fix ya up
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I would bet on the sheared drive pin, like Jonathan said.
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