Posted by old on January 07, 2008 at 07:51:12 from (4.244.216.137):
In Reply to: unsticking a clutch posted by Thomas Wilson on January 07, 2008 at 04:39:35:
Well since I have run into this many times heres what I do and it has worked every time so far. Start the tractor in the highest gear that it will start in. Hold the pedal down and drive it around it may take 5 minutes or an hour. If you can load it down as much as you can with say a back blade. Then after it pops free remove the starter and use brake cleaner to clean the clutch disk and fly wheel. DO NOT use PB blaster or any other type of oil to do it because it will only make it worse. Then from now on block the clutch pedal down when you not using the tractor. I have 2 tractors here that have the pedals blocked down because if I don't they will lock up in less then 24 hours
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