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case garden tractor model 155
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dale gimben
02-06-2007 06:19:02
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I have a case 155 garden tractor (approx 1968) which I suspect needs major repairs to hydrostatic unit. Has been stored last 25 years and not used. Before that I know it slipped badly. Any suggestions on how to isolate problem to pump or hydro unit? Do you know where I may take Hydro unit to have it re-built? Know where I can buy parts and do it myself. This was a terrific garden machine when it worked and was very stout (700+ lbs.) Cleveland, Oh area.
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randy448
02-07-2007 17:00:25
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Re: case garden tractor model 155 in reply to dale gimben, 02-06-2007 06:19:02
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first off the thing uses motor oil not any kind of hydraulic fluid . that just makes them slip. Best stuff is Shell Rotella 15-40 deisel oil.something about the diesel additives and nonfoaming.also go to Yahoo groups and look for Case garden tractors maybe 2000 members and all kinds of info, used parts and just buddies with ideas.
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