I don't envy that job. I just replaced seals on basically that same wheel motor on a Gravely. It's made by Hydro-Gear, model HGM-P (or similar). And that kit price is no joke, a lot of money for some O-rings and a few small seals. Mine also leaked out the front like yours, but guess what? All of those little hex bolts on mine were loose. Like, turn them by hand loose! They each had been installed with a little red Loctite which apparently did not hold. And Hydro-Gear in their service manual says the torque speck for them is anywhere from between 45-70 inch-pounds, not terribly helpful. I went with 60. Seems OK so far. Didn't take the output shaft out but did remove the rear plate and replaced those O-rings. Fun times getting it back together (twice) in order to properly time the rear gearset ... first attempt resulted in the wheel motor working backwards from the control lever movements. Hydro-Gear's directions for doing that don't really make much sense, yet somehow in only 2 sentences they managed to confusingly over-complicate it also. Technical writing is an art and they did not master it.
Bro I need help . Right tire has a wobble and clicks when I come to a stop and go I feel it under my feet.. is the motor goin on me or can it be fixed I googled for hrs and find no help
Workin on your own equipment definitely saves time and money!
I don't envy that job. I just replaced seals on basically that same wheel motor on a Gravely. It's made by Hydro-Gear, model HGM-P (or similar). And that kit price is no joke, a lot of money for some O-rings and a few small seals.
Mine also leaked out the front like yours, but guess what? All of those little hex bolts on mine were loose. Like, turn them by hand loose! They each had been installed with a little red Loctite which apparently did not hold.
And Hydro-Gear in their service manual says the torque speck for them is anywhere from between 45-70 inch-pounds, not terribly helpful. I went with 60. Seems OK so far.
Didn't take the output shaft out but did remove the rear plate and replaced those O-rings. Fun times getting it back together (twice) in order to properly time the rear gearset ... first attempt resulted in the wheel motor working backwards from the control lever movements. Hydro-Gear's directions for doing that don't really make much sense, yet somehow in only 2 sentences they managed to confusingly over-complicate it also. Technical writing is an art and they did not master it.
Bro I need help . Right tire has a wobble and clicks when I come to a stop and go I feel it under my feet.. is the motor goin on me or can it be fixed I googled for hrs and find no help
@@kylecourtemanche98 yes
They have after market on Amazon and ebay just need proper serial numbers