Remove the trans-axle, replace the broken bolts.
Hhmm you think - it sounds more like a hydraulic issue? I will drain the rear axle and see if I see anything in the oil.Hydriv said:Remove the trans-axle, replace the broken bolts.
No, you must have misunderstood me, its when you put the tcv in the nuetral position it makes the noise (keeping mind it happens when it coasts to a stop), it makes no unusal noises when driving it. I really didn't mind pulling the rear end just to give me a piece of mind, I did hoist the rear end and spin the wheels and all I hear is the motor gurgling a little oil :mrgreen: .Hydriv said:You reported that you could hear a strange sound when the tractor's trans-axle was placed in neutral and you pushed the tractor...
Okay, okay - Tom your not the first one to tell me I need to go on a diet, but it does have its good points - I don't need weights in the back for winter snowblowing. :sidelaugh: :mrgreen:Hydriv said:...travel motor then tries to become a pump because the weight of the tractor (mass in motion) tries to spin the motor...