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I finally wound up with that Jan. I can't thank you guys enough. Here's the whole deal, just in case you need a hillbilly to laugh at - I'll do fine. I had the problem I described and was piecing together a fix from different posts on the forum. I didn't know what the MVC was, but again wound up at the right part on the tractor. I've had this 806 for 25 years and never had a problem of this type. Tractor's been bullet proof for a long time. I came up with the over fill from one post, and the bleed on it as being the 5/8 cap on the clutch side, rear of casing below what must be a 1" or 1/8 (about nut). I overfilled the tranny (which was lower than I thought - my fault) took out the 5/8 cap completely (probably not the thing to do) and used a heater hose to blow air into the tranny case through the fill tube. Started the tractor. Now a word of advice from someone who now knows -DO NOT STAND IN FRONT OF THAT LITTLE BLEED HOLE WHILE YOU'RE DOING ALL THIS!! But that's all it took. The prime took hold, sprayed the idiot standing in front of the bleed and now the tractor works fine. Thanks so much, Bob
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