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rrobert

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60" cut.

One wheel moves slower than the other. Each wheel uses a separate pump. How do I test to know whether it is the hydraulic pump that is bad or the hydraulic wheel motor?

Is there anything else that would cause one side to be slower? Are there rebuild kits available for the pumps or motors?
 
Got it. Simple fix. The actuator arm on the slow pump was loose. Tightened the set screw and now they are the same speed.
 
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