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SEARS CRAFTSMAN 2000 LAWN TRACTOR WITH HYDROSTATIC TRANSMISSION PROBLEMS
Original Message   Jul 1, 2006 8:10 pm

We have a 2001 Sears Craftsman 2000 Lawn Tractor with a hydrostatic transmission.  The engine starts, and seems to run fine.  The problem is, the tractor will not go forward or in reverse and the front and back wheels do not or will not turn.  Right before this happened a pop was heard in the engine.  What could be causing this?  Is it repairable?

 

            Thank you for your time, consideration, and cooperation. I hope to hear from you soon,

 

           David  

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commanche


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Re: SEARS CRAFTSMAN 2000 LAWN TRACTOR WITH HYDROSTATIC TRANSMISSION PROBLEMS
Reply #3   Sep 6, 2007 10:18 pm
i have same problem on my sears hydro -stat 17.5 hp ,lt 1000..

in forward postion, it clicks or snaps,in reverse, it works fine..

it is in tranny.i tore pan off and i see no metal shaving on the magnet inside..

new one is 800 dollars, i paid 950 for mower..

transaxle no is,2000-006A  made bu TECUMSEH PEEERLESS TRANSAXLE.

anyone have idea what is causing these problems with hydro-stats?

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commanche


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Re: SEARS CRAFTSMAN 2000 LAWN TRACTOR WITH HYDROSTATIC TRANSMISSION PROBLEMS
Reply #4   Sep 7, 2007 11:28 pm
i read that TECUMSEH is aware of their hydro-stat problems on 2000-006a.

its a NEUTRAL LOCK OUT REPAIR KIT #799032.

ITS LOCATED INSIDE OF DIFF.SIDE OF UNIT.

also pump no is.#794788 but is most likely ok....

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