i can almost garentee the problem is that screen, most cub owners today dont know its there, and its kind of a pia to get to, its best to just pull the unit off the tractor so you can get at it, when i bought by '48 cub 4 years ago it was from the original owner, son,th ehydraulic unit was very eratic, and would hunt up and down about 6 inches, not ideal for mowing grass, i ordered a kit to rebuild it when i pulled the end cap off there was the screen, completly stopped up, guess th eoriginal owners didnt know it was there either, after i cleaned it and went ahead and put allthe kit in the hydraulic unit being as i was already into it anyway, its worked fine ever since , before you buy a kit, clean that screen, it will nost likly cure it of what ails it
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