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Re: 656 hydro again; do all the 656s have knocking/ticking?
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Posted by Diesel Don on November 29, 2002 at 12:02:28 from (206.40.116.51):
In Reply to: 656 hydro again; do all the 656s have knocking/ticking? posted by Bryan on November 29, 2002 at 09:16:31:
That sounds real fishy to me!First of all,hydros don't have a clutch.They have a Foot-n-Inch petal that is similar to creeper brakes on some fork lifts and front end loaders. There is no clutch plate driving the hydro unit either.It has a flex plate similar to the ones used in automotive automatic transmissions to drive the pump portion of the hydro unit. You need someone who really knows the ins and outs of Hydros to look at this tractor before you buy it.I am no expert on these.I had a manual for one that was given to me.My tractor is gear drive so I gave that manual to a man that really needed it.That is where I got my limited knowledge from.I don't like what I'm hearing on your post.Don't buy that tractor until it is checked out by a mechanic.
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