Posted by jaluhn on February 14, 2014 at 16:36:14 from (144.141.194.2):
In Reply to: SOS Trans Work posted by jaluhn on February 14, 2014 at 13:27:56:
I have the manual and have read the manual.
The picking an experienced mechanic's brain part is what I'm doing here.... :P
Troubleshooting points to a defunct fwd band. Adjusting it does nothing and there doesn't seem to be any tension on the adjuster even screwed all the way in. I also have an intermittent rubbing/scraping noise from the forward end of the trans.
My conclusion is that either than band is broken or the link between band & adjusting screw or band and piston either broke or fell out. I think there's a decent chance the actual fix will be pretty easy, it's a question of how badly am I likely to screw something else up getting there, or find that the rest of the unit is so screwed up it turns into a huge mess.
The tractor has 4000 hrs indicated though I am unsure how accurate this is. It looks to be in good enough shape that they may be accurate. I serviced the trans, changed the filter and cleaned the screen and didn't see any evidence of major wear or problems so I think the unit is in good shape aside from the fwd band issue.
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