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Case 210B, probable transmission problems?

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George Sayers

09-21-2003 15:24:09




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While mowing with my 210B and a 5ft. rotary mower,today, I hit a small sapling that stopped me dead in my tracks and killed the tractor engine. I restarted the tractor but when I let out on the clutch the mower blades wouldn't turn. So, I disengaged the PTO, backed to a clear spot, got off and looked under the mower and didn't find anything that would prevent it from turning. In fact the blade and PTO turned freely. I got back on the tractor and this time when I put it in gear, forward and reverse, it wouldn't move. The engine just lugged down. Even in neutral, the engine would almost die when I released the clutch. What did I do to it? Where should I start to repair the problem? I might also add that there are no shear bolts on the mower drive, anywhere. I'll have to remedy that.

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Alvin Wilkinson

10-12-2003 09:40:22




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 Re: Case 210B, probable transmission problems? in reply to George Sayers, 09-21-2003 15:24:09  
Sounds like the gears are crossed up.I always get them back into operation simply by taking out the oil filler plug and inserting a long screwdriver to move slide the gears.
I have a bunch of old case manuals for sale cheap.
alvin



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Al Welle

04-04-2004 17:49:44




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 Re: Re: Case 210B, probable transmission problems? in reply to Alvin Wilkinson, 10-12-2003 09:40:22  
Am interested in obtaining a service or shop manual for a 210B. Know that this is a late response but only now getting into this.
Al



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