I mow for awhile and the trasmission makes noise and tractor stops. After waiting awhile I can resume. Tractor has Hydroelectric auto-transmission. Does it require hydrolic fluid?
And how do I install fluid?
Hi there, I saw your question posted back in May. did you consider re-purging the transmission with the hydro stat control and putting the rear drive in the "disengaged position" before doing so? It describes how to do this in the manual.
Jon
July 2008
I have the exact same problem with my 2004 DGT 6000! Tractor has only 32 hours on it and it does this. Is there a reservoir where you can just add more hydraulic fluid? I lost my manual so I have no clue.
Josh
May 2007
Sounds like it's overheating and needs fluid. Is there any indication of leaks? I haven't tried to add fluid. The manual on mine says the drive unit is sealed and should only be serviced by their facility.