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    Deutz-Allis 1816H. No forward power.

    Tom, The control shaft (14) does function. Full range as far as I can tail. The main input shaft, not specifically labelled but same orientation as (2) in the drawing, does not rotate. Either direction. Also, neither axle will rotate. I think once we get inside the case numbers 11...
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    Deutz-Allis 1816H. No forward power.

    All of these images are parts of .pdf files I have downloaded. I'm unable to share the file. However a Google search for Eaton 851 will turn up these files if anyone is interested in viewing them in full.
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    Deutz-Allis 1816H. No forward power.

    Parts list for the above exploded diagram. Maybe this will help us to communicate part nomenclature a little easier or maybe we could reference the number on the drawing as well.
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    Deutz-Allis 1816H. No forward power.

    Looks like it is composed of three pump ball rotors and some planetary gears. Its a little more complex than any hydraulic systems I've ever dealt with on the farm. Then again I've never had a hydrostatic transaxle apart before either. I'm guessing it's something to do with the main ball piston...
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    Deutz-Allis 1816H. No forward power.

    Unfortunately I purchased with no warranty. At the price I paid I couldn't really ask for one. No idea where the guy got these from but they are sealed and in Eaton boxes. At least the one I received was. Eaton also will not warranty it because an authorized dealer didn't install it. Even though...
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    Deutz-Allis 1816H. No forward power.

    I tried to post a photo of the pdf with the information pertaining to the above mentioned modifications. Unfortunately it appears that it did not upload. Fortunately I can post a link for your viewing pleasure...
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    Deutz-Allis 1816H. No forward power.

    @ Tom Arnold According to Eaton, each of the modifications I made were necessitated given that the original 850 series no longer exist. The pulley that was bored was bored by a machine shop from 3/4 to 17mm bore. You are correct that the pulley is for the input shaft on the transaxle. The...
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    Deutz-Allis 1816H. No forward power.

    So it's been a few days since I posted on here last. I ordered the Eaton 851 from Motion Industries in Canada. I'm officially and completely defeated. I spent 10 hours today putting this thing in. I had to make mounts for it. Had to bore a pulley that I got from tsc, even had to cut and...
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    Deutz-Allis 1816H. No forward power.

    Bob, no I never did shoot you an email. I have the same thoughts on looking inside once it's replaced. As soon as I have the new tyranny in my hands I'll tell you how much I paid for it and where I got it. Considering "Jim's repair Jim's tractor" told me he knows nothing about Eaton...
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    Deutz-Allis 1816H. No forward power.

    Found a company today with new in the box Eaton 851's. Tonight I'll start taking mine out of the tractor. Looks pretty simple but many it's a greasy mess.
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    Deutz-Allis 1816H. No forward power.

    Bob. I'm in the Harvey area. A repair guy told me it may be a partial clog somewhere. I wish I new better how to flush the sysytem. I've changed filter and fluid and it's pretty funky already (only about an hour or two). You should come over. I could drink coffee while you fix my tractor. No...
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    Deutz-Allis 1816H. No forward power.

    BOB!!! I've been waiting for someone to say something like that. I'm in the Harvey area. Called Roosters Repair. Bruce there has been working on farm equipment since before I was ever thought of. He mentioned a screen being plugged. I didn't see a screen in the diagrams I've seen, I'm not going...
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    Deutz-Allis 1816H. No forward power.

    Correct. There are I believe even some AG CO tractors that are the same. Not certain about that though. Based on all of the images I've seen of the 850 vs 851. I'm pretty set that mine has the 851. Not saying that it left the factory with one just saying that with my limited knowledge on such...
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