Posted by farmallhal on July 29, 2014 at 11:21:29 from (76.2.172.244):
Thanks for all the comments and suggestions to my earlier thread on this problem. Since I had several varying comments about which gear to use I called a retired IH mechanic in the neighborhood for his advice. I was told the reason for using the higher gear is you have less danger of tearing off material from the clutch disc. I blocked the clutch so it would release, put it in 4th gear and rocked it back and forth about 12 or 15 times on the concrete floor before I heard and felt it release. I drove it around for about 30 minutes (mainly because I just like driving the tractor) and parked it back in the tractor building. The tractor now has a custom built clutch block as noted by Janicholson so doubt this will be a recurring problem. Thanks again for all the comments and suggestions to my initial thread, Hal.
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