Posted by wtr100 on May 14, 2011 at 04:53:28 from (75.205.35.103):
It was running around just fine for about 30 minutes now it"s doing something odd
It has 5 speeds and something called a reverser - that is you can go backwards in any gear
If the reverser is engaged - either forward or reverse and any gear is selected it will die when I release the clutch. Kinda like starting a truck in third gear.
If the reverser is engaged and no gear is selected it will go forward or backward but tries to die, I was able to limp back to the shed this way but it acts like it"s in high gear
if both the reverser and the gear are in neutral it will idle.
Any thoughts why all of a sudden it"s "locking up" like this? The guy I bought it from is thinking it"s the rear hydraulic not in a neutral position but that doesn"t seem to be it.
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