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Posted by J. Smith on March 05, 2005 at 16:01:41 from (209.143.29.108):
hey, we have a '57 farmall 450. I went out to move it but when I put it 4th gear and started moving, the tractor was under too much load. I stopped it and put it in 2nd but when I let out the clutch it stalled. I restarted it and while I was running through the gears I noticed it wouldn't go into either 4th or 5th gear. I put it in neutral and started to let out the clutch but it acted as if it were in 5th gear. I stuck it back into 2nd, but before the clutch was all the way out, the tractor came under a load as if I had the brakes on, which i didn't. To get it out of the way, I put it in neutral and drove it a ways. All this time it went at the speed of 5th gear. As I was going I shifted it into the T/A, which acted normal. It still is doing all these things and I would like to know what is wrong.
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