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Hyd. release lever not working, and need info on transmission
Hello all, I'm new to this forum as well to these tractors. I just got this Quietline 1450 with a mower deck and snow-blower attachment. I am cleaning it and painting it. But have two issues.
#1) There is a lever going into the "Frame Cover" that puts pressure on two check valves "buttons" (of the Power Lift unit) so it can be moved when power is off. I have the frame cover, and the lever. but not the part that would actually push down on the buttons of the valve. Does anyone have a picture of what this should look like? #2) When I push/pull the Handle that is to control the Hydraulic lift, nothing happens. In fact, I seem to be able to rotate this handle 360degrees. Is there a shear pin or something that is supposed to prevent this from happening. It was working a little originally, but now does not seem to raise/lower the mower deck at all??? I've only one pic of this tractor, and will try to include it. I also have manuals "Service Manual #GSS-1464. Rotary Mower Oper. Man #1-084-372-R1 12-74, and Operator Manual #1-084-355-R1 11-74. -----------------[ background ]---------------- Engine S/N# 6370271, Frame S/N #2050066U532746, Mower Deck #0320017UD???84?? 
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