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need info for rebuilding hydrostatic rear
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Posted by Don Car on September 03, 2004 at 04:36:40 from (24.190.19.195):
I have a 10 year old 13-38HXL toro lawn tractor, it works fine for 15min of grass cutting then it starts to slow down foward or reverse. If I let it cool down it is ok again for 15min. I checked the oil level an it is ok. I believe the hydro needs rebuilding but I don"t have any info on what needs to be changed in it. The toro dealer dosent sell a rebuild kit (which would give a indication of what normally needs to be changed) Does anyone know where I can get info on rebuilding this rear end?
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