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07-17-2009, 06:59 PM
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107 questions
Hi, I just brought home my 107, I am new to these tractors so I have some question.
      My first question is about the Hydrostatic release lever. My lever does not appear to be connected to anything, I was wondering if anyone had an exploded view of the linkage, and or an actual picture of one out side the frame. I removed the small access cover under the seat but I really cant figure it out using just my finger tips. Also is it suppose to contact those two check valves? Second Question is on the front PTO lever. It seams to be missing the button (hole in the center) the spring is still there but I think I might be missing other parts. the previous owner would just remove the rod on the right side of the tractor to engage the PTO because he said the lever was frozen. So looked at the lever and I think you need to pull up then push fwd, so that what I did and the whole lever pulled off. Again I think I am missing some stuff. 
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07-18-2009, 08:28 AM
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Punkid,
On the realease lever you need to hve a peice of steel that contacts the tops of the valves,sounds like yours is broke off.I cant see the pictures Rpalmer posted,the little pictures dont come up for me!!  On #9 the handel that goes through the frame you should have # 8!!
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07-18-2009, 10:06 AM
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Here is some additional information....
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07-18-2009, 10:18 AM
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67hydro,
I think that is a browser thing. (I've been checking). Try clicking on the image to open in a different tab or window. That should work. Also you can click on the image to save as and view it once it downloads with a higher resolution.
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07-18-2009, 10:43 AM
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Ahhhh, yea Its completely missing that big piece of metal to puch down on the check valve. I can feel the rod spinning but its not connected to anything. So now I know what I need to Fab up.
For the PTO Handle I looks like my Item 9 is broken right after making the turn to go up. I can't really see what the rest of it is, its very small New question. Currently to start the tractor you jump a wire from the Battey + to one of the Gen/Sta terminals and it turns over. I went through and fixed some of the wiring, but it looks like my starter solienoid is junk, so I am going to get a new one of those. But in my re-wire I cannot figure out two wires. One has 12Volts with the key on coming from the harness into the colum area. and the other seams dead. Both of these were connected to the small start post of the solenoid before. But it would have made the starter turn over with just the key in the on position (if the soleinoid worked). I am thinking it might have something to do with a nuetral safty switch, I see it in my wiring diagram but I cannot find the switch on the tractor, any Ideas where it would be?
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07-18-2009, 11:47 AM
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As contained in our Technical Library Section.....Scroll to the bottom of the page.......... Diagram
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