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Up: If the tractor operated in some gears at least when you brought it home your problem is almost certainly not the torque limiting clutch. Your plan to use your new gauges to check the servo pressures is a good idea but you should address the selector question first. Since the previous owner said that he worked on the selector but did not properly adjust it, this must be done first. Do yourself a very big favor and buy a proper SOS service manual covering your particular model before attempting to work on the selector. Some selector parts are no longer available from CNH and are very expensive if available used. Adjusting the selector is not a difficult task if you have the proper manual but the procedure is not intuitive and you can creat expensive problems if you attempt to do so without knowing the proper procedure. Once you have the selector properly adjusted you should adjust the bands and check the servo pressures. Dean
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