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Posted by Bob Kerr on May 24, 2007 at 12:46:25 from (152.163.100.197):
At least I am pretty sure something in the clutch housing came apart. It chatters bad and makes the lever bounce in and out of the housing. Bad thing is it is sitting on a fairly steep hill near the bottom about 40 miles from home. I found a guy who can haul it home, but the road is in bad shape and I have to pull it about 1/2 mile to a place where we can load it. Some questions I have is it possible to fix it there out in the middle of the woods, and is it going to wreck something like the housing if I tow it with another tractor to the top of the hill where I can get it in a shed to work on it?
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