Power track PT400

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Power Track PT400
New to the forum. Just picked up this unit. Shuttle shift left side. Has backhoe attachment. Both left and right brakes hold. Left track will spin machine when pulling right lever. Pull left lever machine stops. Right sprocket appears to have no drive. Could it be in the linkage? Sat a couple years then previous owner got it said no power to right track since he started to use it. All other hydraulic functions sppear strong. Also has 2cyl engine. No tag I can locate. Is it a ty290? See attachment for serial number on machine. #90039. Any information, manuals, parts sourceswould be greatly appreciated. Also water pump is leaking so need one of those.
 

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   / Power track PT400 #2  
Before I get started.........

 
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I have read most of the posts I can find on here
 
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Your engine is a Jaing Dong TY295. On the left side of the block there should be a diamond with the letters JD in it. This is the same engine used in the Jinma 284 wheeled tractor. Parts are plentiful. The PT 400 serial number plate means nothing, anyone can have nameplates made. It is, in fact, a "Guilin" regardless of what is painted on the side

 
   / Power track PT400 #5  
Both left and right brakes hold. Left track will spin machine when pulling right lever. Pull left lever machine stops. Right sprocket appears to have no drive. Could it be in the linkage?
Does your machine have brake pedals and steering levers, or are the operations simultaneously synchronized with just pedals?

Also, does your shuttle clutch consist of two hydraulic cylinders, or is it manually operated by a Johnson bar?
 
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Thanks for the info!! It has both levers and pedals. Not sure on the cylinders. I did figure out the right track. All the years they have been using it and nobody adjusted the linkage. I now have power to both tracks and brakes on both. Power seems down. Assuming there is a screen or filter somewhere and there is some moisture in the shuttle oil. I am assuming the shuttle is the unit in front of the gear box, the gearbox has no oil showing on dipstick.
 
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Shuttle control valve has hydraulic lines (4) from actuator to underneath which I assume means cylinders/hydraulic. Do you happen to still have any literature or manuals on these?
 
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Shuttle control valve has hydraulic lines (4) from actuator to underneath which I assume means cylinders/hydraulic. Do you happen to still have any literature or manuals on these?
I have manuals for the 30 HP version. Many components are the same. Is your shuttle control valve mounted in the saddlebag?
The transmission and bevel gear housing share the same sump - use 80w90 gear oil. Final drives use SAE 140 gear oil. Tractor hydraulic oil reservoir should be in the right saddlebag, shuttle shift reservoir should be in the left saddlebag.
 
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PM me your email addy and I'll shoot you the manuals.
 
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Does anyone have a manual for or know how to fix my issue on a PT400 , I'm new here just trying to get the left brake shaft arm that the spring clips on to to move correctly, the arm will move, but I have no left brake, I pulled the plate cover and you can see brake assembly moving , thanks in advance
 
 
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