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I was just helping a neighbor with a 24 hp Sears Garden tractor(I know this is a little outside the area of this board). The wires that power the electric clutch for the mower deck are torn off. It looks like the whole clutch is turning. I ran a jumper to the clutch. It seems to work fine. I am not sure why the entire clutch body wants to turn. I don't see where there is a spring or anything to keep it from turning. Does anybody have any thoughts on this?

Sears Garden Tractor Clutch Problem
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Replies 2 Post by cunninjp

I have a new 7610 HST. I was just getting the parts together to do my 50 hr service. I thought there were 2 filters for the hyd.unit. I mentioned it to the dealer. Their info and the manual that came with the tractor showed 1 filter. I bought just one. When I got home, I looked again and there are 2 filters. Does anyone know what is the second filter for?

7610 Hyd Filters
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Replies 3 Post by cunninjp

I just bought a new 7610 with a 60 belly mower. I mow some fairly steep side hills. My old Ferguson tractor had a wide stance and water filled wheels. I felt OK from a roll over standpoint. The new tractor has the wheels as wide as they go. It seems to have a higher center of gravity. Any downside to filling the tires with water? Do you put a tube in the tire , then fill the tube? I've heard of antifreeze mixture or calcium carbonate. Does anyone have an opinion on which is better?

Water filled tires for 7610
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Replies 6 Post by cunninjp

I am looking at a B7610 with a 60" belly mower to mow about 6 acres of mixed lawn and field. I also need to plow snow. I would use a back blade on the tractor for that. I got a price of $12850 for the tractor and mower with a HST and Industrial tires. Does this seem OK?

B7610 Price and Use
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Replies 5 Post by cunninjp