Thanks Pete22...long story short I have been on here before about this Hydro slipping in high range. With with advice from here I found if I pulled up on the pedal while doing the stall test it would stall the engine. Now mind you it could only be pulled up VERY littel. Looking it over I see there is an adjustment on the valve. I will have to play with it and make it so the pedal does not contact the shelve at all. Another thing..I had a spot on a small hill that I discovered this "slipping" problem. took it to the hill and sure enuff it still slipped when start up a rather steep grade (runs fine on the road when it is already rolling going up small grades) I reached down and pulled up on the pedal and it loaded the engine more but still "slipped". I am thinking adjusting it properly may resolve the problem??? When IO get home tomorrow I will give it a try. Thanks for any and all help or suggestions.
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