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If the wd and wd45 have the same brake rod I could replace it easy
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If they are not the same where can I get them
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same according to parts book
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All of the sudden the tractor won't start and it turns over very sluggish
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Weak battery? Put it on a charger .
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The battery is fully charged
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After a good battery, check the ground. I had intermittent trouble with one that had corrosion in the cable inside the factory insulation.   Finally it pulled apart as I was cleaning the end again. The cable was on the mid 80's tractor when I got it 10+ years ago. Cable looked very good from the outside.
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I will clean all the connections.
So the bad ground caused the tractor to be sluggish and not start
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I cleaned the connection but it still won't start. I have no idea what is wrong I just had it running
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as mentioned, the two most common problems are the battery has not been charging and now needs to be charged up.... or the cables / battery clamps are corroded... Look inside the clamp on the battery cable.. Sometimes you get a black oxide coating that insulates the connection.. Need sand paper or wire brush to get it SHINNY... Look at the battery terminal also... wire brush till BRIGHT.
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ok i will check that when i get home. 
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i cleaned the battery terminals and it helped with the sluggish turn over but i think the fuel system might be air locked
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is there a way to lubricate the starter and flywheel so it might work better
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I've tried everything you told me to and it still won't start for some reason
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It started and the pully plug blew out
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So, put the belt pulley plug back in the hole and get a large 1/2" flatwasher to stick under one of the three bolts near the belt pulley hole to hold the plug so it cannot fall out again.
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Is there supposed to be hydraulic fluid behind the plug
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It leaked a lot of hydraulic fluid from the belt pulley plug
Is that bad that fluid came out of there
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On the left side of the tractor ahead of the battery box is a short dipstick. This is for the hydraulic pump. Refill it with hydraulic oil. This oil is what came out of the belt pulley hole.
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Ok so when the plug comes out it emptys the hydraulic pump reservoir
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It doesn't "EMPTY" it. It loses a quart or two out of a 6 quart compartment. Refill until the dipstick says it's full.
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Ok I will.
So it is normal for it to have fluid in it
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YES. If you had a belt pulley, the oil is what lubricates the gears and bearings.
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