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04-29-2026, 06:52 PM
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No movement after hydro oil change
Hey guys, new to you here. Thanks for everything while I was a snoop, finally joined your site. I have an odd situation with the 2650 I just bought.
I bought this from an elderly retired couple they were getting the mower ready for spring after winter use, They removed the snowblower and changed all fluids on the tractor sharpened blades and installed new belts for the mowing season drained oil from the rear end and put 6 quarts of recommended cub cadet oil and a Cub Cadet filter in the transmission, tractor moved fine until they change the oil in the rear end it moved forward and backwards, after oil change couldn’t get it to move at all. Said they tried everything so I purchased it. I bled it or purged it removed all oil took out the bypass valve inspected it and cleaned it put oil back and purged and purged still no movement does not make sense. Mower moved forward and backwards before oil change will not move afterwards ideas? 
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04-29-2026, 09:22 PM
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 you are shure there is no air in the system.are there any bad noises? only other thing I can think of is the pump isn't getting oil, is there any noise when you try to move it?
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04-30-2026, 04:39 AM
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No noises anywhere, could it be a bad filter ?
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