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Old 06-22-2013, 08:46 PM
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Got a chance to work on the 125 today.
Got the HyTran drained out and raised the tractor up to drain the filter so I could start getting things apart, and find the problem.
After I figured the filter had been drained I began to loosen it and the HyTran began to flow out onto the floorI thought what the heck, it should be empty.
Long story short, I think I found the trouble. Somebody left behind some paper toweling after they cleaned out the inside of the diff.wonder who that could of been?
Anyway, after getting the filter off I found a pretty good amount of paper towel I left behind. It was plugged in there pretty tight. So I'm thinking at this point this was my trouble. Still don't know what I heard when it stopped on me, but I'll pick up another filter and try it.
Hopefully it's all good, and I can chalk it up to a lesson on what not to do
At this point, thanks to everyone for their ideas, but it may not be fixed yet.
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Looks like you got away cheap as long as it didn't cook the charge pump.
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Looks like you got away cheap as long as it didn't cook the charge pump.
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at least it wasn't a piece of cheese...
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Hopefully, all will be well, Todd.
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Glad you found it Todd! I admit, that particular solution came out of left field! Who would have thought, a rag!

BTW. The floor of your shop is IMMACULATELY clean.
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Let's hope it's all good.

Thanks again Jonathan for the phone chat, and advice
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Old 06-25-2013, 11:53 PM
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Got the 125 all back together today, and it works
Thanks to you all for your ideas. Glad it ended up being something stupid, and not something major.
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Glad to hear Todd!! Your welcome! Glad you went ahead and pulled the filter before taking out the rear! I never saw that one coming. Guess it's like we always say here...... K.I.S.S. (Keep It Simple Stupid) Enjoyed chatting with you. Call anytime! Pretty cool coming together to help each other out!
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