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    John Deere 1435

    I am thinking about this. It does not seem like the detent is the problem in that when the lever is pushed forward it clicks into the detent position and stays there. This is the way it has always been and has not changed as far as I know I'm not really sure how adjusting those screws to...
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    John Deere 1435

    I just read back through our whole conversation and I have to apologize that I didn't pay enough attention when you said. Does your float system detent work correctly? You asked me that a couple of different times. The answer is no it's not working correctly that's why I'll take it apart and see...
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    John Deere 1435

    You are absolutely right! There is no weight transfer valve of any kind in the system. I found a guy who's partying out the same series lawn machine and has all the parts and is willing to sell them for the weight transfer system. I'm thinking about buying that and installing it in my machine...
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    John Deere 1435

    So this is what my helm control looks like. Sitting in the seat as well as a shot from the side. I don't see that control knob that is in the schematic from John Deere. The Black handle lever is the one that I push all the way forward to activate the system. It determines when pushed all the way...
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    John Deere 1435

    This is the only control valve that I can find underneath the floorboards and where the controls come down to.
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    John Deere 1435

    This particular mower has some type of sensing unit in the hydraulics that reads the terrain and keeps the deck at a specific level by controlling the lift arms. At least that how it appears to work. I am thinking that weight transfer valve which is located underneath the valve that I already...
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    John Deere 1435

    So maybe I'm confusing a weight transfer valve with the automatic rise and lower depending on the train control valve. So my particular mower does not have the weight transfer unit as far as I know it has a control valve that I have had rebuild is specifically for the front mowing deck. It is...
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    John Deere 1435

    I have a John Deere 1435 all wheel drive diesel lawnmower. And all of a sudden the self sensing hydraulic control for the mower deck has stopped working. I have tried everything I can think of and talk to the dealers but they say that parts are not available and I can't be fixed. I refuse to...
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