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Re: Rebuilding a hydrostatic trans.
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Posted by Rod F. on May 28, 2005 at 09:24:10 from (142.177.109.15):
In Reply to: Rebuilding a hydrostatic trans. posted by Hurst on May 27, 2005 at 15:44:12:
Hi Hurst,
There is a lot to be said for the comments that Gene has made. Hydrostat repair is often considered a speciality job. That said, I know where you're coming from on cost. Something sounds a little queer though. You say that reverse keeps getting faster, and forward slower, and you can't adjust any more? You aren't simply adjusting the pedal or control linkage are you? With a hydrostat, you are just moving the swash plate in an axial piston pump, and the linkage must be centered. You may actually be able to move the pump plate further than the linkage would normally allow when properly adjusted. I know this is the case in my skidsteer. Check that out before condemning the pump. Also, since you seem interested in these things, I'll make one other suggestion to you. Contact mother Deere, send them some money, and they will send you an excellent reference publication titled John Deere, FOS (Fundamentals of Service) Hydraulics. The have many FOS books. I have Hydraulics and Electrical Systems. I know there are many more. I've never been a big fan of Deere equipment, but they do publish and excellent general reference training manual. It might be some of the best money you ever spend. Just a thought to keep in mind, if you don't already have a copy. Have fun. Rod
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