New Holland TC35 "no-go"

[ElmoEOD]

First off, thanks for having me, 2nd if this is in wrong spot please move..

Will lead off with what is happening, than tell you what I was doing before that.

I can shift between LMNH, For and Rev, 1-4. no combination of positions will make the tractor move, the pto will engage and hydraulics work fine.

I had been bush hogging for about 7 hrs and was headed home and decided to make 1 more pass on steep hill since it was on my way, shifted down to 1 Low since it is so steep and heavy stuff. Went up the hill, swung around and came back down on another pass, when I got to bottom I switched to Mid range and 3rd gear, turned and started toward house and looked back and deck was up so I had to back up and catch a section that I had missed, lowered deck and put back in forward.... and went no where. Thought maybe clutch was hot, so shut it off and sat on creek bank for about 30 min, get back on and still will not go...

Please help, and TY

P.S. Clutch was rebuilt ~2 years ago

 

[airbiscuit]

The last thing you touched was the FNR shuttle. I suspect you have tried moving that linkage several times. Can you feel it engaging?

The next thing I would try is moving the LMH linkage several times

Finally, I would try the different gears of the shift selector.

Repeat

 

[ElmoEOD]

Yes, everything feels like it is engaging, can feel a click in each position. Have tried L F/R 1234, M F/R 1234, H F/R 1234.. every possible combination

 

[DieselMonk]

i am guessing your tractor is EHSS? Check the hydraulic fluid. If there is not enough hydraulic fluid the tractor it wont move, because the hydraulic clutch packs don't have any pressure to engage. So it kind of would act as it is in neutral. Look underneath of the tractor if something got bent or ripped out.

 

[ElmoEOD]

Had just topped off hydraulic fluid that morning, was a little low, but will check it tonight if no rain or tomorrow.. I did check all the linkages and they seemed fine but will give them a closer look, thanks