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Old 03-31-2013, 08:54 PM
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Default Another 1320 with hydro troubles
This is a little different from the other threads that I have seen on here. I have a great running CC1320 but after it gets warmed up, it won't hardly back up. It will go forward just fine, but not in reverse. I the hydro fluid last year at the beginning of the year and refilled it with new Hytran. It seemed like it worked to start, but after about an hour of run time, it won't back up. A local dealer said that he can adjust the pressure to make it back up better, but I haven't ever heard of that. Has anyone else ever of adjusting pressures? Any other ideas? Thanks in advance for your help
Rod
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I have a 1330 that dumped the hydro out of it last year after 12 years of service. Mine would back up but not go forward after it warmed up. Ended up pulling another rear end out of another tractor I had.
Dumb question. Is your hydro dump back all the way? Because sometimes if it's ahead a little it won't move real well, most times in either direction, what did you do to drain it, and what did you refill it with?
There's another thread down a little about a 1330, I know most don't like these little lawn tractors, but I had mine sence 1992 when I bought it new, and put on close to 100 hours a year, and last year was the first major trouble I had. But if the hydro is shot, their not worth fixing unless you have the spare parts.
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To drain the fluid I took the sight resivior out and used a pump to suck out the old fluid. I refilled with Hytran. I have checked the dump valve and it appears to be in all the way. Not sure what else I can do other than a dealer told me he can "adjust the pressure" Not sure what that means. Going to be getting it out soon when it warms up and will go after it again. Thanks for your help
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