I have a early to mid 90's Mitsubishi MT 1801 tractor with a 3 cylinder diesel
28-30 hp with a bucket on front and 3 pt and pto on back.
I had the clutch replaced last year (at least, I hope so). Cranked it for the first time since last year and the clutch was stuck. Broke it loose by removing starter and spraying carb cleaner and using pto. Worked good for a short while. However, now the clutch has no pressure of resistance and will not work. A friend suggested it was low on fluid. Put about 2 qts of fluid in but no change.
So, I was wondering what I should do next. Is there any way to bleed the slave cylinder?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
jimmy
28-30 hp with a bucket on front and 3 pt and pto on back.
I had the clutch replaced last year (at least, I hope so). Cranked it for the first time since last year and the clutch was stuck. Broke it loose by removing starter and spraying carb cleaner and using pto. Worked good for a short while. However, now the clutch has no pressure of resistance and will not work. A friend suggested it was low on fluid. Put about 2 qts of fluid in but no change.
So, I was wondering what I should do next. Is there any way to bleed the slave cylinder?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
jimmy
