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Posted by old on November 17, 2005 at 08:50:08 from (207.69.138.138):
In Reply to: 8N tractor posted by mark Z on November 17, 2005 at 08:16:30:
Do you mean the clutch is stuck and because of that you can't put it in gear? If so thats a common problem. What you need to do is block/tie the clutch pedel down for a day or so, then if you have a nice open area start it in gear if you can, then just sit back and go for a long drive with the clutch pedel down. Most of the time it will pop loose fast but I've seen times where you had to drive for an hour or so. Just be sure that theres a lot of room to drive and you don't have anything in your way since you will not be able to stop till it pops loose. If you can't start it in gear you can start it up idle it down low and ez it in to gear and do the same thing. Just be careful when you do that.
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