4115 no forward and reverse

mike tonkin · Mar 21, 2010

anyone split a 4115? dealer tested machine, to find out everything is fine. next step is to split tractor to find problem. I will attempt it, just wondering if there is anything i should be cautious of? thanks!

RoyJackson · Mar 21, 2010

mike tonkin said:
anyone split a 4115? dealer tested machine, to find out everything is fine. next step is to split tractor to find problem. I will attempt it, just wondering if there is anything i should be cautious of? thanks!

I assume this is a hydro transmission?
The dealer ensured there were no linkage problems. Did they give you any idea of what could be wrong in the transmission?

mike tonkin · Mar 21, 2010

Yes its a hydro. Dealer says will be something obvious when splitting tractor. ( eg. spun collar ) Thanks for reply!

B2400 · Mar 21, 2010

My father in law had an issue with his 4115 similar to yours and it turned out to be the bracket that holds the hydro pedal pivot underneath. The MMM had rubbed it enough to break it and we welded the broken piece back in place with clearence for the deck.

mike tonkin · Mar 21, 2010

Thanks for your reply, but not in this case!

Kyle_in_Tex · Mar 21, 2010

Are all the wires to the pedals connected? Check long gear lever to make sure it is turning the shaft it is connected to.

kennyd · Mar 21, 2010

Kyle_in_Tex said:
Are all the wires to the pedals connected? Check long gear lever to make sure it is turning the shaft it is connected to.

No wires, it's not a eHydro machine.

joes_427_vette · Mar 21, 2010

Wouldn't the first step be putting a guage on the pump to determine if it is putting out the required pressure ( after checking fluid level and possible filter blockage ) ? I would not be so quick to tear it down without a closer inspection. These things are practically bullet proof.

Kyle_in_Tex · Mar 21, 2010

kennyd said:
No wires, it's not a eHydro machine.

My bad. Thanks Kenny.

mike tonkin · Mar 22, 2010

joes_427_vette said:
Wouldn't the first step be putting a guage on the pump to determine if it is putting out the required pressure ( after checking fluid level and possible filter blockage ) ? I would not be so quick to tear it down without a closer inspection. These things are practically bullet proof.

Dealer did put gage on it,to find out everything is correct.