Re: HELP!-CAN'T START TRACTOR-CRANK STUCK-MORE SNOW COMING!!!

Posted by mj on February 15, 2003 at 09:10:49 from (216.52.32.29):

In Reply to: HELP!-CAN'T START TRACTOR-CRANK STUCK-MORE SNOW COMING!!! posted by SUE on February 14, 2003 at 13:45:41:

Here are a couple more thoughts on your
'won't start...snow coming' post: It helps to
keep the clutch pushed in so you're not turning
the input shaft on the transmission as the
grease (probably 90wt) gets really thick as the
temperature drops (if this works and then the
engine pulls down and the tractor won't move
when you let the clutch out you probably have
water that's turned to ice in the transmission -
tarp it and warm the transmission up with a
torpedo heater then drain and refill). Do you
know what weight oil is in the engine? 30- wt
will really pull the starter down (especially on a
6v system) when the temp gets down below
freezing. Another possibility is that there is ice
in the bellhousing that has locked the
flywheel-maybe one of the Farmall guys can
tell you if this is a possibility with your model of
tractor. Good Luck!

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