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Tractor will run but won’t move in gear.
Experienced gardeners share their insights in answering this question :
I’d be suspicious that the transmission drive belt is not functioning.
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A sudden experience of a burning odor inside and outside the vehicle. The gears “slipping” when accelerating or decelerating. A feeling of hesitation or delayed gear shift when you are driving. Any grinding or shaking sensation that occurs while accelerating or while idling.
However, other times the fluid color is an indication of bigger transmission problems. Make sure your transmission expert knows of your problems to ensure your vehicle continues to run optimally. Clutch problems can cause transmission problems, which lead to overheating.
Hydrostatic transmissions include mechanical parts such as a differential and a drive axle, plus rubber or metal hoses the liquid is pushed through. Failure of any mechanical component, a broken hose, or clogged filter will cause tractor hydrostatic transmission problems.
A faulty transmission cooler doesn`t just impact your transmission—it can also negatively affect your vehicle`s engine as well. Heat from your transmission may cause the temperature of your engine to increase as well, which can impede its operation and potentially result in damage.
Excessive fluid prohibits proper lubrication and cooling and slows the rotating crankshaft, similar to the effect of running through water. When the air above mixes with the high levels of fluid, it creates a foamy substance that saturates the transmission. This can lead to: Part pitting.
Normal operating temperature for an automatic transmission is about the same as the engine temperature, i.e., about 195°F. The temperature inside the torque converter, while pulling a big load from a standing start, could easily rise above 350°F. Fluid breakdown often results in harsh shifting and slip-bump concerns.
Often (though not always) a faulty transmission will trigger an engine diagnostic code and trip the Check Engine Light to let you know. Same goes if your engine overheats because of a bad transmission. Problems with a solenoid, speed sensor, slippage, and more can cause the Check Engine Light to come on.
Although cavitation is much more common with hydraulic systems, it can also seriously damage hydrostatic transmissions. Caused when gases in the fluid vaporize, it`s characterized by noisy, erratic transmission operation.
Grinding gears, starting and stopping during operation, and the wheels not rotating with the pulley are common signs that your mower`s transmission is breaking down.
The optimal temperature range for transmission fluid is 175 to 220 degrees. Above that, for every 20 degrees bad things happen, starting with formation of varnish at 240 degrees, followed by seals hardening, plates slipping, seals and clutches burn out, carbon is formed, and, ultimately, failure.
Unfortunately, when your coolant level gets too low it isn`t able to properly execute this process and your transmission can overheat which may lead to expanding parts and excess pressure.

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Hayward Heat Pro Electric won’t stay running
ANSWER : From the Hayward support site….

Why is my pump cutting off and on every 5-10 seconds?

Hayward motors are factory wired for 240 volts unless the motor is 120 volts ONLY. Check the voltage of the incoming supply power and ensure the motor is wired or can be wired for this voltage (data plate on motor will help provide voltage and wiring information). Also check for loose or badly connected wires. Contact a certified electrician for repair.

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I have a Rheem Heat Pump with a Diversitech SOS-1 Water Sensor. I am having a problem where the sensor detects water when none is present. Can anyone help me?
ANSWER : I have the same problem on my Trane XV90/XL14i system. Do these switches go bad?

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Trouble shooting shurflo water pump problem
ANSWER : Try bleeding all the air out of the system or the new pump might be faulty.

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Maintenance gears trouble shooting gears _ chain _coubling_bearing
ANSWER : Unable to help. What is problem on what product?

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Transmission slips on a lt1000…does it need fluid in the small tank or resivor under seat ?
ANSWER :

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Transmission oil foaming and pushing out of dipstick tube during normal transmission operation. Transmission has been serviced – oil & filter replaced with OEM components.
ANSWER : Hello,

Has the suction filter been serviced? And what transmission oil have you used? Is it John Deere hydraulic oil or hydraulic/transmission oil? Does the tractor have a loader?

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Transmission slipping. – Husqvarna 20HP Hydrostatic 42" Cut Riding Mower
ANSWER : What can we help you with?

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Where do I add transmission fluid on 2010? – John Deere 420,1020,2010,2020,2510,2520 Tractor Float
ANSWER : Find the transmission it either goes on the top or the bottom, find a plug, and then remove it and put 90 wght oil and you’ll be fine

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