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Anonymous-0

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I just got a D-19 gas from a neighbor and need to know if I can tow it the mile and a half home. He drained the fluid from the power director and pulled the side cover and lever off. The power director got stuck in both gears so he got a new one and now has no time. Can I tow it with another tractor without putting it back together and filling it up? Ild rather not waste the time and fluid if I don't have to.

Thanks
Eric
 
I maybe wrong but as long as the transmission is out of gear pulling it will not hurt a thing since the power director is in front of the main transmission so nothing would be moving to get hurt
 
Eric, I've never heard of a power director being stuck in both gears. If I'm wrong someone please post back and let me know how it can happen. You might want to check and make sure the tranny isn't stuck in 2 gears.
 
Well to be more specific, low works but when you put it in high low doesn't release so you are in both. My dad owned the tractor years ago and we just used it in low with no trouble but now that its torn apart I might as well fix it. He got a donor power director so I just need to read the book and get it put in... Easy right?
 
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