The above model tractor is probably 15 years old. I've just inherited it, and my problem is that it runs fine until it's been in use for 15-20 minutes, and then it simply will not climb the slightest incline. I suspect the hydrostatic drive is shot. Is this an easy fix for a non mechanic, and how easy would it be to find a used replacement hydrostatic drive? Anew one is going to run me $800 dollars!!! Any suggestions welcome.
Thanks.
rcbe
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