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I'm weird and I sometimes see things differently than others... and this is one of those times. The OP seems to think they have a tractor problem. The way I see it, they have an apple/people problem. Remove those and realize new opportunities for leisurely regen action.

They change the injection timing.

Dad and I use pine tar.

He can't hear you.

Very surgical.

Eff that. I'd have Mrs. Howell walking funny.

Initially I was thinking that as well until I saw his propane tanks. I'll say somewhere in the Mojave.

BX23S must stay upon the manicured lawn exclusively. Also, LOL at "mud gripe".

This is the first time I've seen haberdashery being accused of HST malfeasance.

I'm just here for the sand.

Last time I saw footwear and sand like that was on a show called Spartacus.

All this angst over a lawn mower... @lugbolt

Fish poo-poos.

It's your butt. You're on a hill and your butt isn't depressing the operator presence switch. Reposition your posterior for good time, happy, superior results. (y)

Based upon this image it appears that component was slowly failing for quite some time.

It's a safe bet that the reason your charge pressure is low is because something else in the hydrostat is worn and allowing charged fluid to pour out of the circuit. Sunstrand published an article about how charge pressure was a reliable indicator of hydrostat component wear/damage.

Wow. I've never seen that type of localized erosion except for chem/galvanic or cavitation.

Mmm... spam sizzling first thing in the morning. Me love it long time. @North Idaho Wolfman

I am leary of this washer business. Definitely opposed to lock washers.

If only there was some type of chem resistant hand covering that also maintained dexterity... :unsure: