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Posted by Joe in OKC on December 06, 2006 at 09:41:54 from (65.223.237.181):
Hi, I posted this on the JohnDeere board, but only 2 people replied and they didnt answer the questions - maybe posing here can help...
I've got a JD 520 that doesnt run (havent had time to play wih it)- every few months, I turn the flywheel to keep the tractor loose. standin looking at the flywheel, I can turn it counterclockwise by hand and go round and round real esay. But I cant turn it clockwise exept for maybe 1/10th of revolution, then it gets stuck. ALways thought a person could turn them both ways? Is something tied up?
thanks for yer help, Joe
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