Posted by Tractordanp on December 01, 2013 at 14:14:22 from (50.137.83.148):
Being it was first warm day out I decided to take the new to me 560 to get a load of fire wood it started fine let it warm up good and headed down the road about a mile down the road in 5 th gear running about 1600 rpms on fairly flat going it started to lug down and smoke so I backed throttle down a bit and when I pushed the clutch in it quit it acted almost like it spun a bearing there was a little coolant coming out of the over flow so I checked oil coolant and let it sit for a min and figured I need to get it off the road so I hit the starter and it fired right up so I gently pulled to the side watching oil pressure and temp and temp was normal and oil pressure as well around 55 psi With nothing acting funny at this point I came back home with no trouble I ran it around for about two more hours moving wood and took a trip through sugar woods with no problem Any ideas what happened to me I am drawing a blank Thanks dan
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