l39 dosent move or pump

[shelflife]

hello guys new here but i have been running kubota for many years just picked up an l39 at auction . got it home engine starts and runs fine . tractor will not move forward or reverse . no hydraulic function at all . any idea whats broken ? has any body experienced any thing like this before? i would really appreciate any input that maybe out there, as i obviously am going to have to perform some major sugery ,thanks for reading

 

[G.rid]

It might be too obvious, but I'm thinking start simple. Check hydraulic fluid level first. I'm not sure on a GST transmission, but I believe it's all the same oil and reservoir.

Next to that, I've had bad luck with hydraulics on my L48. There is a mini driveshaft on the front of the engine that runs a dual hydraulic pump, under the battery. That shaft has broke free on mine twice. When that goes, I loose all hydraulics except the swing on the backhoe (that's on a third pump, go figure!) The last time putting things back together, I found the pump wasn't aligned to the engine.

After that, it could be plugged filters, water in the oil....

Good luck and keep us posted

 

[shelflife]

thank you very much for your coments . i have considered that and if the problem was just with the hydraulics i would be inclined to agree . in this case however . nothing is working . no drive at all . no hydrilics at all . no power steering . somebody sujested . the clutch . maybe main shaft broken as there seams to be no comunication from the engine to the drive or pumps . thanks again for any insights

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

Bad / worn / blown clutch!

 

[shelflife]

Bad / worn / blown clutch!

that is the conclusion . i had come to . i am just starting to dust of the wrenches does any body knoe the right first steps to split the tractor thanks steve

 

[G.rid]

I agree about the clutch for movement but that doesn't make sense that the hydraulics being out. They're usually run directly off the engine.
Sounds like there may be another issue also.