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Re: FORD 4110 SOS WONT ROLL
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Posted by Kevin (FL) on March 14, 2007 at 07:16:13 from (65.0.133.65):
In Reply to: FORD 4110 SOS WONT ROLL posted by jcr on March 13, 2007 at 22:54:36:
Left side on trans/differential housing--look for an offset stamped steel bracket--about 2 inches long. Remove bolt and turn bracket about 90 degrees or so. This disengages a splined collar between the differential input shaft and the trans output shaft. If it"s stuck, you can bump the tractor while trying to move the lever. If it still won"t come loose, remove the cover plate and you can use a large screwdriver to move the collar. Shift SOS lever into neutral also--(this may not be necessary but I do.)
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