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Posted by Brian S212 on June 08, 2007 at 07:12:36 from (208.71.219.130):
Bought a nice Hydro 70. Found that after a half hour the hydro would slip a lot in high. The dealer will take it back or give me some credit toward fixing it so that is good. But I may keep it and fix the Hydro as it is nice otherwise and would be real good for what I need. I was thinking of changing the trans filter to see if that would help - I doubt it but its a cheap thing to try. My question for the Hydro experts out there is this. Is it worth changing the trans fluid out with new Hytran just to see if that helps? I have heard that good clean Hytran is a must for these Hydros. Is that worth trying or am I just wasting my money on that? Anyone have a nice hydro 656 or 70 for sale?
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