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Very sick Bolens g14

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Steve Bolens

12-12-2007 17:53:31




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My first post here....

I have a big problem. While clearing snow with my G14 last weekend, the blower became clooged and stuck. I disengaged it but when I went to shift into reverse gear I had an awful time. The next day when I went out to invesitgate I found out that I couldn't engage either reverse or 1st gear. I didn't try 2nd, 3rd or the high range because I knew something was wrong already. In neutral I noticed that the drive shaft turns constantly whether the clutch was engaged or disengaged. I shut the tractor off and got underneath and rotated the drive shaft by hand. I was quite surprised to find out that pushing down on the clutch actually made it more difficult to rotate the driveshaft by hand. I would have thought it would have rotated more freely. I can't say I ever had the opportunity to try this while it was working properly, so I don't know how different, if and it is behaving. I do most minor repairs, but know I'm reaching my limit to what I can tackle. I don't even know where to start. If there is anyone who could lend a few suggestions, well that would be great....thanks.

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Bob WHitmoyer

12-15-2007 13:58:20




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 Re: Very sick Bolens g14 in reply to Steve Bolens, 12-12-2007 17:53:31  
Hi Fellow There is a good chance that you had suddenly developed a linkage problem. First the yoke that clamps over the clutch or the pivot end where it bolts to the frame (right side I think). Either of these places can come loose and the clutch will fail to release. If you can get it in a warm dry garage. get under it and work the clutch watching the action. Let me know how it works out. Got a g14 myself, great old tractor.
Bob Whitmoyer

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msb

12-15-2007 08:39:30




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 Re: Very sick Bolens g14 in reply to Steve Bolens, 12-12-2007 17:53:31  
Sounds like the clutch is not disengaging. I don't remember how that clutch is designed, so I can offer little helpful information. Could it be that snow or moisture has gotten inside the clutch and frozen up? If you can't get it in a heated building then try using a heat lamp on the clutch.



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