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Hey guys need help. I was mowing today and the 1811 just stopped dead in it's tracks. I have no idea what is wrong. I didn't move it because I was scared to tear it up. I don't even know where to begin. I'm just all distraught over this. Can anyone tell me what happened and how to fix it? I'm pretty good with tools but I just don't know anything about garden tractors. I own a hammer, cresent wrench and a pair of pliers. I have a few wrenches from Wal-Mart too. I just can't be without my main machine! It's supposed to rain here for the next few days and my yard needs mowed. Do you guys think I blew up the hydro? It's really old and has a lot of hours on it. Can I get parts to fix it? Is it going to be expensive? Can anyone come help me?? I knew just what to do when I quit. I finished picking up my stuff and came straight to the computer to make a post before even looking at the tractor. I figure the guys at OCC can tell me what happened and how to fix it.
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