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[av8007]

Tractor will not go forwards or backwards

 

[oldnslo]

Was this sudden failure?

Is towing valve pulled out?

 

[dstig1]

This is getting to be an epidemic around here. New member comes in posts something basically useless like this and expects...what exactly? Was this like posting a photo on your Facebook page? Congrats! Your tractor doesn't move! Oh did you want it to move?

All we know is your tractor won't move forward or back. Maybe it is off. Maybe you have the brake on. Maybe you are in another state. Maybe it has no hydraulic fluid. Or the tranny is fried or a million other things. Who the heck knows as you gave zero information here. If you want help, you have to explain what happened. Help us help you.

But I'm probably ranting at the air as most posters like this never come back either...

 

[Iftisam Mulani]

If your tractor is not moving forwards or backward, there could be several potential reasons for this issue. Here are some common troubleshooting steps you can take to diagnose and potentially resolve the problem:

1. Check the Transmission Fluid: Low or inadequate transmission fluid can prevent the tractor from moving. Make sure the transmission fluid level is correct and that it's in good condition. If it's low or dirty, top it up or replace it as needed.
2. Engage the Clutch: Ensure that the clutch is fully engaged when you attempt to move the tractor. If the clutch is not properly engaged, it can prevent power from being transmitted to the wheels.
3. Brake Release: Make sure that the parking brake is fully disengaged. A partially engaged parking brake can restrict movement.
4. Hydraulic System: If your tractor has a hydraulic shuttle shift or hydrostatic transmission, check the hydraulic fluid levels and ensure that the hydraulic system is functioning properly.
5. Transmission Range or Gear Selector: If your tractor has multiple gears or a range selector, ensure that you are in the correct gear or range for forward or reverse movement.
6. Linkages and Connections: Check for any loose or damaged linkages, connections, or cables that might be affecting the transmission's operation.
7. Clutch Adjustment: If your tractor has a manual transmission and the clutch pedal feels soft or the engagement point is too low, it might need adjustment.
8. Drive Belt (If Applicable): Some tractors use drive belts to transfer power from the engine to the transmission. Check the drive belt for proper tension, wear, and alignment.
9. Mechanical Issues: There could be internal mechanical issues within the transmission or drivetrain that require professional diagnosis and repair. If you're not experienced with tractor mechanics, it's advisable to consult a qualified technician.
10. Electrical or Sensor Issues: Some modern tractors have electronic controls and sensors that can affect transmission operation. Check for any error codes or warning lights on the tractor's dashboard.
11. Wheels and Tires: Inspect the wheels and tires for any obstructions, damage, or flat tires that could prevent movement.