Broadslab Posted August 24 Posted August 24 My 140 has not been used for almost a year. The clutch will not allow you to put in gear. Is it possible that something is stuck? any ideas appreciated Quote
snoshoe Posted August 25 Posted August 25 11 hours ago, Broadslab said: My 140 has not been used for almost a year. The clutch will not allow you to put in gear. Is it possible that something is stuck? any ideas appreciated Quite likely clutch disc is stuck to flywheel or pressure plate or both. If tractor was stored out of the weather. You may be able to jar it loose. Get it out in an open area. Start it in second or third gear. Two thirds throttle and repeatedly stomp and release the brakes with the clutch pedal held down. If unsuccessful it is probably quicker just to split and repair. 1 Quote
Broadslab Posted August 25 Author Posted August 25 Thanks snoshoe, I will try that as soon as possible Quote
HydroTek Posted August 25 Posted August 25 Another method is "rocking" the tractor with the pedal down and in 4th gear Just as it sounds the goal is to put jarring load on the gears and knock the clutch plate loose -- rock the tractor back and forth hard as you can -- get a helper if you are weak 1 Quote
Broadslab Posted August 26 Author Posted August 26 Thanks I will try rocking . I could not get it to start in gear Quote
Broadslab Posted August 27 Author Posted August 27 Thanks, I got it broke loose. I appreciate the information. 3 Quote
Jeff-C-IL Posted August 28 Posted August 28 Had a semi that would do that over the winter - I eventually cut a board that would hold the clutch pedal down when parked. Problem solved. Quote
Straanger Posted August 29 Posted August 29 My new Kubota came with a wooden block to put between the clutch arm and the platform when parking the tractor for extended periods. Quote
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