Posted by Norm Wampler on May 18, 2017 at 16:53:10 from (199.68.115.251):
Don't laugh, I couldn't do this again if I tried.My 135 Massey Ferguson was stuck in gear and I had the fill cap off and was moving the gear to free it with my mini-mag flashlight in my mouth.I dropped it, it bounced, and went right down in the hole and to the bottom. Any ideas on how to get it out???? My only one so far is to get a good extension magnet and try to find it. Ant suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Norm
To all! Thanks for all the suggestions. I have been trying to get it for several days now. So far, no luck. I drained it and borrowed a good Rigid brand camera and actually located it, but it is all the way down by the drain hole. I have tried magnets, grabbers, wire, and still cant get it. 44 Massey, how in the world did you get a hold of it and get it out past all the gears???? Anymore help would be great. I am about worn out with it. Thanks, Norm
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