IF you have land and lots of room to run a tractor around in circles----
I have had luck starting in gear , make sure there is plenty of room!!!!!!!!!! the higher the gear the better, and driving it in a circle and hitting the opposite side brake that you are traveling,, some times it takes a little while sometimes it releases quickly,,, it will jarr you and the tractor a bit but it usually frees the clutch,,
My fil had luck taking his ford 2810 for a long ride from his town property to the property on the hill, about a 1/2 hr trip by tractor,, he had his foot on the clutch the whole way.. about 5 minutes to go up the last hill it finally freed up,, I think as he was going up hills with a strain on the trans he would tap the brakes a bit,, he aint as aggressive as me I guess,,
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