Posted by IndigoFarms on August 05, 2015 at 18:54:48 from (184.151.36.153):
hey folks i would appriciate any advice here...
MF Tea20 ~1954
I started haying this year using a massey ferguson 925 haybine, was working real nice and i had cut sbout 2 acres over a few days (taking it easy with the old beast) today i was finishing up an area when it started to get a bit hot, i shut it down but shortly after decided i wanted to move it, but now it kept stalling when i let out the clutch and the haybine engaged, i left it until this evening thinking it was just to warm, but i went to use it again tonigt and same thing, it will spin the pto no problem when the haybine is not attached and runs fine otherwise so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I am fairly new to all of this this is my first tractor i appriciate any help!
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