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Re: Next step for H stuck engine
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Posted by Tallperson on October 24, 2006 at 10:34:56 from (165.170.128.66):
In Reply to: Next step for H stuck engine posted by neblinc on October 24, 2006 at 09:57:17:
I would try tranny fluid in all the cylinders.. As for towing, I am assuming the loader is on the ground. Well you should be able to lift the loader with another loader, make sure to pull the control to make the loader go up as you lift. This should move fluid into the correct side of the cylinder and whe you let go of the lever it should stay up . It may sag some but not clear to the ground. If that dosen't work just run the chain under the bucket of the tractor and hook it to the front end. When you pull it will raise the bucket off the ground. It will also go back down as you slow or stop... But it should be manageable... good luck Tallperson
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