Service Manual

TUFF TORQ TRANSAXLE
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Troubleshooting – Tuff Torq Transaxle
Refer to K61A Transaxle Service Manual, form # 492-0699, for internal service procedures.
Problem Possible Cause
No Drive Incorrect oil/oil level in unit.
Drive belt has failed, is worn, or is out of adjustment.
Push valve in push position.
Parking brake engaged.
Control pedal linkage worn, loose disconnected.
Engine pulley or transmission pulley sheared/missing.
Wheel hub key sheared/missing.
Push valve stuck or spring broken.
Damage to rotating groups or internal valving.
Damaged pinion shaft or differential assembly.
No Drive – one direction Control pedal bent or broken.
Control pedal rod bent or binding.
Control arm roll pin sheared.
Directional valves sticking, broken springs, or need to be cleaned of debris.
Low Power – both directions Incorrect oil/oil level in unit.
Drive belt has failed, is worn, is out of position, at incorrect tension, or
engine. RPM is low.
Push valve partially activated.
Parking brake engaged or binding.
Control pedal or linkage binding.
Engine or transaxle drive pulleys loose, damaged, or worn.
Directional valves sticking, need to be cleaned of debris, broken springs.
Damage to rotating groups or valve body.
Swash plate worn, damaged, not operating properly.
Damaged output pinion or differential assembly.
Low Power – one direction Incorrect oil/oil level in unit.
Control pedal or shaft bent, binding, or travel.
Control rod bent or binding.
Control arm is not secure on shaft.
Swash plate worn, damaged, not operating properly.
Damaged output pinion or differential assembly.
Creeps in neutral Neutral adjustment eccentric out of position.
Control pedal bent or binding.
Swash plate control lever pin damaged, bent, binding, or worn.
Swash plate cradle bearings failed, worn, or damaged.
Swash plate control arm ball and socket damaged or worn.
Neutral return spring failed, fatigued, or out of position.