Re: Scag wheel motor

Posted by t.r.k. on July 09, 2015 at 19:24:48 from (71.31.64.233):

In Reply to: Scag wheel motor posted by Kennygwyn on July 09, 2015 at 11:21:18:

If it pushed the seal out, you have excessive internal leaks inside the motor. You need a new motor. You can spend several hundred dollars on that one and still have one that pushes seals.

Check the tank with a magnet for metal. If you find metal there, you have metal in your pump too.

I am unfamiliar with the service interval on a skag, but Bobcat is 200 hr. with MOBIL1, Toro is 300 hr. to 500 hr, depending on the model and with their oil, Grasshopper is 1,000 hrs. with their oil.

Also, check any elbows and tees in the return side for metal. Metal tends to lodge at the 90 degree turns.
Clean oil is the life of those units.

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