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Old 09-17-2018, 09:14 AM
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Smile Older Cub hydrostatic trans repair

My 107 had a stuck transmission when I got it and I am fixing it. The cylinder and the retainer on the motor shaft broke and then shredded. I have a newer 2165 HDS with a shaft drive hydrostatic. The engine blew, and I removed the trans. Does anybody think that the cylinders and the retainer inside that trans match the ones in the 107 trans? If so, what should be done?
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Different brand transmissions. No, parts won't swap. Not even remotely close to the same thing. Couldn't you tell that by looking at them?

Go buy another hydro. It's cheaper to buy a used good one than fix yours. Plus, it's less work. Hydro's seldom fail. (1 out of 500)
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Agree with Jon on this one. Used hydros are pretty cheap, and it's better to get one and clean it up/change seals, etc., than try to put one back together from parts. The damaged parts may have scored the drive shaft plate. Or even cracked the housing. Sounds like your tractor was towed?
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Thanks for the info. Honestly, they look almost identical, even though one is an MTD and one is IH.
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Honestly, they look almost identical,
Two different Manufactures over several years...???
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Thanks for the info. Honestly, they look almost identical, even though one is an MTD and one is IH.
That's the make of the tractor.

The hydro in the 107 is a Sundstrand.
The hydro in the 2165 is a Hydrogear.
They don't look similar at all, other than they are both hydro's. As different as a B&S and Kohler engines are.
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I'll see what I can find in terms of replacement transmissions.
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