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hydrostatic slipping/bypassing?


joelk

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Gentleman, I have a 3112H and have noticed lately that when accelering up hills, my tractor speed doesn't seem to respond to the movement in the hydraulic speed lever. I can hear the engine working hard, but the tractor doesn't speed up until I clear the hill. I am trying to understand what could be happening that would cause the engine to work hard, but not bog it down completely. Is there a bypass in the system? Could there be a flow blockage? If you have any suggestions or ideas, please let me know. I did change the fluid this spring with the oil recomended in the owners manual, but did not change the filter. The oil level is up the the fill level.
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Replace the filter it can restrict the oil flow as it fills up with particals it filters out. while your at it change the fluid again. This & $1.00 might get you a small Coffee Maynard aka/UCD
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I would agre with UCD change the filter and fluid once again, also on those tractors I would make sure the clutch is engaged all the way and that the hydro drive belt is not worn. On mine i had a habbit of setting the parking brake and not fully releasing it, it will move the unit fine until you hit a hill and realize that the pedal is a lil stuck. Good luck with her john
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