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806 dies when clutch engaged

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IndyFF

11-10-2004 11:43:16




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806 ran all day while mowing and all of a sudden after stopping and backing up, put it in L4 and let the clutch out and it killed the motor. Pushed the clutch in and it started fine, let the clutch out and it acts as if it wants to pull but as if the brakes are locked down tight and will kill the motor. PTO and hydrualics work fine and the brake pedal and clutch seem to be normal. This is the same in all gears forward and reverse. The tractor will roll freely with the engine off. ????? Thanks in advance for any help.

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Tim Malin

11-10-2004 20:47:40




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 Re: 806 dies when clutch engaged in reply to IndyFF, 11-10-2004 11:43:16  
Happens all the time on the 06's and at least our 826. It gets stuck in low and reverse. Look down by your right foot, at the sliders, and try to wiggle the lever until you have the hole so you can put the parking brake down. What works for me, is if you jimmy the range lever around and lightly, I mean ever so lightly let out the clutch, sometimes it will move whatever is disagreeing and while wiggling the lever it will suddenly POP back into neutral and you're off like a herd of turtles again. Otherwise, a small pry bar or something to physically move the sliders (easiest when the tractor is off) will get it to do what you want. A side tip, I always bounce the range lever from left to right to left to right and then to my range when coming out of or going in to reverse, taking an extra two seconds. Saves a half hour or more of dickering around with a stuck range lever. Good luck. Tim

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Jim J

11-10-2004 16:39:32




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 Re: 806 dies when clutch engaged in reply to IndyFF, 11-10-2004 11:43:16  
Does your 806 have the newer 56 style shift or the original 06 shift.



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IndyFF

11-10-2004 17:09:18




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 Re: 806 dies when clutch engaged in reply to Jim J, 11-10-2004 16:39:32  
It has the original 06 style shifter.



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Redman

11-10-2004 17:14:46




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 Re: 806 dies when clutch engaged in reply to IndyFF, 11-10-2004 17:09:18  
sounds like you need to get at the reverse shift fork with a pry bar to pop it back out of gear.
as i recall it will be just in front of the seat on the TA side of the tractor.



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Gary In Mozarks

11-10-2004 11:48:14




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 Re: 806 dies when clutch engaged in reply to IndyFF, 11-10-2004 11:43:16  
Sorta sounds like what happened to me on my 460D when the shifter slipped out and it was stuck in two gears. (first and reverse) Soon as I let the clutch out it died. I ended up pulling the shifter, driving the rails back to netural and then welding up the end of the shifter so it wouldn't slip out. Hope this helps Gary



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