Posted by Brandon Frazier on October 08, 2009 at 15:15:43 from (69.152.16.146):
In Reply to: to30 clutch posted by van strom on October 08, 2009 at 10:30:38:
I can tell you the way I do it. Im not sure if its right and its deffinately not safe but it always works. First get the tractor to a place with plenty of room like an empty field or road. Have someone get on the tractor that can opperate it pretty good. If the tractor will start in gear put it in the highest gear it will start in and take off, once it gets going push down the clutch and stomp both brakes it should break loose. If it wont start in gear you will have to jump the solenoid to crank it while in gear (EVEN LESS SAFE) then do the same thing clutch and both brakes.
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