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Kyle: You're definitely on the right track- you're here. Welcome!
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Think trunnion.
I'm bummed. Took a pic of the herd and misplaced the camera. "tomorrow starts a brand new day my friend".
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Matt,

Glad you got it working!!! Pull the restrictors, they are not necesssary. It should go to full lift height in 5-10 seconds, not 45....
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Melody: Need input. When was the last time it did run? You know the drill -- fuel, air, spark, in the proper sequence. Compression helps - head gasket OK? Connecting rod doing its job?
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Is a bad answer better than no answer?
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Another question, to remove the trunnion shaft do you have to remove and disassemble the hydro pump? Looking at micro fiche it looks like it has a two piece shaft, but its not a good picture. The lever end on the shaft is not removable which is also very worn. Thanks for any input, Kyle
 
Kyle-

It sounds like you might be jumping ahead of yourself. Check out the trunion repair in the FAQs above.
 
taking a K301A from a 127 hydro and putting it into a 128 gear drive. any thing I need to know before I start? only difference should be the clutch will have to taken from the old engine and put on the new one, correct? or is there something else?
 
Am I correct in assuming any implement that will fit a 128 gear drive will fit a 129 hydro?

I realize not all mowers and snow blowers fit all tractors, but the 128 gear drive and 129 hydro are just about identical.

I am considering fixing my stalling problem in the 128 by buying a 129. but the 129 does not have a mower or snow blower, like the 128.
 
I have a 128 with a k301A with a stalling problem from hell. everything has been tried.

I was reading in a pulling site about the problem they have with some flywheels being removed and the timing marks lost.

would it be worth trying to advance/retard my timing, to see if the timing marks I set my timing to, are off?

I mean, could it be some PO put the flywheel back on incorrectly?

hopefully, this will all be over soon. I am looking at another tractor, and an engine. either one will solve the stalling problem.
 
Steve Blunier "Mr. Plow"

The loader on my 129 will go to full lift in under 5 seconds.It will slow down if I curl the bucket and lift at the same time if the engine is not a wot.I do think that this is normal operation for the 4 to 8 gpm pump that I used.I have the pressure set at 1200, I should reset it but can`t hurt the loader if used correctly I think. Safety first when lifting and moving with weight in the bucket. Power steering will be my next mod for the 129 this fall.
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