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02-03-2010, 07:44 PM
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1650 Hydro Leak
Ok Guys, I fixed the starter issue with my 1650, now I want to tackle a hydro leak. At this point I have removed the frame cover and seat\fender unit. Looking at the hydro, the left and right trunion seals look dry, where I see the fluid is right at the very bottom of the hydro unit where it joins with the transmission. I cleaned everything up, and torqued down the bolts on the front of the hydro unit (some were ever so slightly loose).
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02-03-2010, 08:26 PM
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That does sound like the cork gasket. It's a fairly simple job, although you will have to split the tractor. Take out the rearend, remove the pump, clean
the gasket surfaces and install a new gasket. That 'stop leak' crap isn't a solution to the problem. Do it right as I described above. The manual will show you how to remove/reinstall the pump.
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02-03-2010, 09:34 PM
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It would probably be a good idea. If you haven't changed it the whole time you've owned the tractor, it probably needs it anyway. I think I may have done one without draining it, but it made a mess because it slowly drained out the breather when I tipped it up on end to unbolt the pump. If you did recently change it, use a clean drain pan and put it back in when you're done.
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