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Read articles →This is a real DIY repair, not a review: the owner replaces a hydrostatic transmission cooling fan on his LS XJ2025H after a stick jammed and snapped the fins. It walks through removing the floorboard/seat panel, finding the driveshaft snap ring and roll pin, swapping the $9 fan, and reassembly, noting a shortcut that avoids pulling the whole plate. Useful for XJ2025H owners facing the same repair.
Posted by Dantastic, an owner documenting a hands-on repair on his own tractor.
Remove the floorboard panel, pop the driveshaft snap ring and roll pin, slide the shaft back, swap the old fan for the new one, then reassemble making sure roll pin holes line up.
Not necessarily. Pulling the rubber mat lets you see the snap ring and remove it from the bottom without taking the whole plate off.
The owner says the repair took about an hour.
In this case a stick got jammed underneath the tractor during clearing work and broke all the fins off the fan.