Posted by Zachary Hoyt on April 23, 2012 at 08:57:50 from (74.47.48.83):
I went up and paid a visit to the owner and then the tractor yesterday. It has a drawbar on the fast hitch that is buried in the dirt. The rear tires look okay and one front, the other front is old. I talked to the man and he said that the noise it made was a constant squeal that he described as ear-splitting, and he said it happened all of the time the engine was running whether the clutch was in or out. I think the engine may be stuck, I was not able to turn it at all with the fan belt and the choke is frozen. The oil and antifreeze look good. I am curious about the broken handle on the left side with the disengaged linkage, it looks like a hand lever for the clutch, but I couldn't see why it would be there. I also do not know what the TA lever should look like or where it would be, and I am wondering if the tractor has IPTO or transmission driven. The brakes and clutch feel good as far as I could tell. If anyone has any advice about any of these matters I would be very grateful to hear it. Zach
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