Tips on loading dead tractor

[BackRoad]

Doesn't it feel so good when you figure it out!!!

Good on ya' for finding it!

 

[JC2398]

Yes sir & thank you! I was kind of surprised to be honest; always a relief when you get stuff working again though!

 

[dodge man]

The question is will this thread continue on with people not reading the replies and continue to tell you what to do? Glad you figured it out and got it going.

 

[CliffordK]

If you can get a jack under the bucket, you can raise it by hand, then figure out a way to strap it into the position that works for you.

 

[dodge man]

If you can get a jack under the bucket, you can raise it by hand, then figure out a way to strap it into the position that works for you.

I’m hoping you saw my post and were trying to be funny.

 

[Jstpssng]

I’m hoping you saw my post and were trying to be funny.

Ditto here... because I was trying to think of something to write to do the same.

 

[JC2398]

The question is will this thread continue on with people not reading the replies and continue to tell you what to do? Glad you figured it out and got it going.

Lol…I saw a thread about ghost stories in another website that went on for years.

Always good to have ideas & conversations; I just didn’t want to waste anyone’s time.

 

[TerryR]

The question is will this thread continue on with people not reading the replies and continue to tell you what to do?

The Answer: Yes. See next post after yours.

 

[RayIN]

I have it happen often. The PTO lever is off, but the switch isn't quite in the right position.

If you had read further you would see that I answered my own question.

Mine does the same, it's only an adjustment needed. I however intend to leave mine this way, it's cheap theft insurance because the lever appears in the correct position. All I have to do is put my hand on the lever and push back lightly and it allows the ignition key to work.