Posted by Samske on July 17, 2023 at 04:44:40 from (156.34.64.146):
In Reply to: Locked up rear end posted by Samske on July 16, 2023 at 08:41:42:
. I was chewing spruce gum! but the tractor stopped moving forward and began to flex in the middle under my seat. A plastic shroud under my seat that usually is tight to floor mat is now up off mat by inch. Whole tractor is under loadfrom what appears to be something bound up. There were no sounds out of the ordinary like: poping, squealing, or breaking noise the energy just seemed to be absorbed in the tractor instead of rotating the wheels. Shut off immediately by key as soon as I felt the flex. It's been in the flex or stress position ever since. Unfortunately my back went out the next day and is just feeling better today. So haven't looked at it since. My knowledge of hydrostatic tranies is not great but I am a macanical person. I do most of my own work.
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