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Re: frozen up clutch?
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Posted by old on August 16, 2005 at 08:51:34 from (207.69.137.140):
In Reply to: frozen up clutch? posted by zetor1 on August 16, 2005 at 07:04:00:
That is a pretty common problem with old tractors, fords are real good about doing that. Ya I know its a farmall but some thing as far as the problem. I've popped a many a clutch loose. Heres what you do. First is to tie/block the pedel down a day or 2, then if you can start it in the highest gear you can and use the brkes off and on being careful not to throw your self to hard left or right. Then just drive it with the clutch pedel down till it pops loose. Be ready for an hour or so of driveing. The more load you can put on it the better/faster it will pop. Then from now on keep the pedel tied/blocked down when not being used
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