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Re: 544 hydro stopped cold
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Posted by JJK on September 18, 2005 at 14:46:46 from (216.189.131.44):
In Reply to: 544 hydro stopped cold posted by Land Designer on September 18, 2005 at 09:47:10:
Hydro's can be tricky to diagnose and as long as the linkage is all OK (the forward/neutral/reverse control rod isn't disconnected or broke for example) then I'd go with the guy that has the most experience with hydro's. Most valves can be cleaned up and made to work again. I don't have my service books with me so I can't help you out with some of the Q's on hydro's without having to look it up but to me it don't sound like it should be to serious but just to locate the problem is the whole thing. Remember that hydro's need clean oil so make sure the filter gets changed on a regular basis and change the oil when it needs it. Also keep the oil cooler clean.
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