How To Mow In Reverse With Cub Cadet Rzt
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| Hello everyone so i've noticed since i bought my 1512 the reverse wasn't about as strong equally forwards. Pitiful for the long rear and sentences i'm no English major. I replaced the pump and rebuilt the drive line afterwards i start purchased information technology this really made no improvement. The next thing tried adjusting the lever as per the manual and this made no difference with power output. Then a few months ago i had a leaking release valve i replaced it with a used one and this made opposite a little meliorate. The trunion has very minor clothing could this cause reverse to seem so weak? This was never an effect at PA plow day or mowing as i always i never had much weight on the tractor. At present that i am using my 450 blower i really struggle to back up my drive way. I would similar to add more weight to the rear every bit the forepart is still to heavy but im afraid it volition make reverse totally worthless. Thanks in advance John. |
12-12-2016, 10:02 AM 
Weak hydro only in contrary 
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| Any worn linkage can make the pump seem "weak". Replace as necessary. I find information technology interesting that you replaced the pump, however it stayed the same. I'm no rocket scientist, but I would think that is a good indication that the linkage may be worn out, or out of adjustment. |
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| Sounds like a linkage issue to me, if it'due south wore or out of adjustment then information technology'south probably not moving the trunion enough. |
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| Run it with the tunnel cover off, and while in reverse push the trunion with your hand and run into if it helps. __________________ O,100,72,102,123,104,124,105 |
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| Quote: Originally Posted by J-Mech Whatever worn linkage can make the pump seem "weak". Replace as necessary. I discover it interesting that you replaced the pump, nevertheless it stayed the aforementioned. I'm no rocket scientist, but I would remember that is a adept indication that the linkage may be worn out, or out of aligning. I replaced the pump due to the spiral pin hole being worn so information technology was mainly an ascertainment i had. Is there a DIY on removing the spring from the trunion so i tin can weld and file the corners. |
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| One item I had my 1512 was the throttle cable Catching the hydro arm under the dash.. I would advise removing the tunnel cover and examining everything as you motion the hydro speed lever full speed frontwards and total speed opposite. Expect for anything hitting or rubbing. __________________ |
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| "Is there a DIY on removing the spring from the trunion so i can weld and file the corners. " Bet that is a lot of your issue. Post some pictures of the trunion. Does the hydro creep when the foot pedal is fully depressed? (Wheels turn frontwards or backward? More than whine from the pump?) If and then, Bracket Assy, Cam Pivot (#7 on the Cub Cadet site parts look up) can exist adjusted up and down per the service transmission. __________________ {125, 126, 2072-Sold~regrettably, 2284 60 inch Haban 325 deck., 451 snowblower, 2182-60 inch Haban 374 deck- "Money Pit", 401 Haban 54 inch dozer bract- rebuilt, 1440-down the road, Some other 2182 for parts. Another 2284 for parts. 450 blower. 1812-sold, 2072 w/ Haban 374, and a 2182#3 due west/ Haban 325}-------> All SOLD |
70, #1 cart. Brinly Cultivator. Some cycle weights
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| Thanks anybody for the advice. I checked my throttle cable today it'southward free and articulate of any obstructions. The brawl joints have a lot of side to side slop to i ordered a set from cub hopefully they will be here by Friday. I am going to yank the fender pan either later this evening or one-time this week and i am going to get pics. I adjusted the rod between the hydro lever and the pump as i replaced that every bit i aptitude it doing the drive line rebuild. I am going to have to look upwards how to conform the other plate though i'm certain it'south out as with the lever total forward / backwards it never uses full movement in those slots Hopefully i can get this fixed before i lodge a rear cat 0 weight bracket and load lock from Xtreme. I am planning on using 4 42 pound JD weights on the back to hopefully lighten the steering with the blower on. |
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| I decided to go out and take the fender off the trunion looks a lot ameliorate then i thought but the leap is very loose is this normal? Also the plate the the rod attaches to is very loose and sloppy i am assuming this is too an issue anyone have anyway to tighten this assembly up? This plate is very loose feeling. |
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| I came across this service bulletin in a folder of things I have. May not be the outcome but definitely worth checking. |
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