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Was bush hogging a week ago and was attempting to back up, which I had done successfully several times just a bit earlier. Put the shifter in reverse and eased out on the clutch but noticed I didn't feel any engagement as I let the clutch partially out. I moved shift lever to park and then back to reverse and I eased the clutch completely out this time, but tractor didn't move. I shifted to park and eased the clutch out but tractor tried to move forward, and I could hear some gear grinding. Also, I can't get shifter to move left across center neutral position to go to high or low. I haven't looked under the cab floor plate yet. Is this a linkage problem or internal to the transmission? Of note, this is a factory T/A delete tractor. Thanks in advance for any responses.

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Worn linkage and "speed shifting"

remove the floor plate and look under at the linkages
also in the console , may get a bar in there to get the linkages back in line 

Usually the problem in the Hi Lo linkage did not get in neutral before you went into R 

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2 hours ago, HydroTek said:

Worn linkage and "speed shifting"

I learned the hard way on my 1486

It is a "H" pattern 

Not a "Z" pattern

 

  "Usually the problem in the Hi Lo linkage did not get in neutral before you went into R"  

@ole 815 sent me this that helped me get ungoobered, maybe it will help you

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