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450--rear end locked up-please help ASAP
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Posted by thatOtherGuy on May 05, 2002 at 11:11:18 from (216.93.70.250):
My dad and I got a Farmall 450. It looks good, has all the emblems, good paint and the original coushioned seat that isnt torn. Problem is, we don't have alot of choices of getting it home.
See; the guy said he pulled it out of his barn because the battery was dead. He said the rear wheels were locked and wouldn't turn. He also said engaging the T/A or pushing the clutch don't make a difference. He put a new battery in it but the engine won't turn, even when the clutch was pushed. But he did say it ran good and had no tranny noise.
What do you think?? If we got it ulnocked between now and the 12th of May, we might tow it or drive it home, but if we cant get the tranny unlocked or what ever it is we might have to get a trailer, but with the wheels locked up, that could be a task getting it on. Please help us with our $700 project.
Thanks,
ThatOtherGuy
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