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Perhaps the confusion is due to the manufacturer being different today than when the machine was built. The Case 371560A1 motor was originally developed and manufactured by the CharLynn division of Eaton. In recent years Eaton was bought by Danfoss. Certain product lines were pushed out to...

Let me know if you need parts for the hydrostatic pump.

I would try disconnecting the control arm at the pump to rule out bound up linkage.

Dog bone. I don't have it. Waiting to hear back on availability. Should be a 21372-004.

I may have a used one. I will check tonight.

Or is it part of the hydrostatic pump?

Is it item 15 in this diagram?

Always nice when it’s an inexpensive fix!

The 40XT has a cover plate on the back of the hydrostatic pump. The gear pump is mounted independently of it.

Not necessarily, but the spline engagement could have been on the verge of failing last time the machine was used. The splines see the most torque at start-up and at high system pressure.

I would say that the most likely cause is that you lost your input drive for the main hydrostatic pump. The drive coupler and/or shaft splines could have stripped. Not terribly uncommon. The gear pump for the hydraulic lift is mounted by itself, so it would still function. Let me know if you...

Definitely a missing mounting bolt.

There is supposed to be a spring on both sides. The one further in only comes out from the inside when the motor is apart.

No idea about the engine. It sounds to me that something had to have been swapped at some point. Hope you can figure it out.

Can you swap the hoses at the base of the lift cylinders?