Posted by appraiser on February 08, 2010 at 17:10:13 from (173.25.3.99):
In Reply to: Suck clutch in 420T posted by Billy C. on February 08, 2010 at 16:41:03:
I'm sure you will get several comments. If the clutch is stuck how can you start and run tractor without it moving? The best thing to do is split of course BUT you can try these ideas. 1. Make sure it is out of gear and engine not running. Rock tractor back and forth fairly hard and it might come loose. 2. Very carefully put tractor in an open location. Get on the seat, put tractor in a middle gear, push clutch in, start tractor and while clutch is pushed in push on both brakes hard and clutch make break loose. I have used idea #2 several times with good success.
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