John M said: (quoted from post at 01:26:00 05/13/09) I still think you have a problem with the return hose from the pump, OR could the shifter be wore in just the right place to allow oil to sling out in that area while in second? Another thing, but I dought this, I guess it could be possible that engine oil is getting into it,but I dought that. Only other thing I can think of is are you filling it with the mower up or down.
What problem could I have with the return hose? There is no fluid leaking, or spraying, from it. I have checked oil level many times and there is little difference in the oil level with the lift up or down.
The cub is stored in my heated and cooled basement, so moisture is not the problem.
I MIGHT ADD that today, I pulled the machine out of my basement and the trans fluid was bubbling with air.
This seems like a hydraulic problem because I don't think spinning gears would cause this.
It was moved about 20 feet.
The hydraulic deck lift works correctly.
This problem has to be corrected and I dred tearing the transmission down to find the problem. ---THANKS for everyones thoughts.
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