the water does not freeze the trans, it freezes the bull gears in the diff. that is the lowest point in the tractor and have experienced this quite a few times and never have seen a trans frozen. a tiger torch under the diff for 1/2 hr. and it will move if it was frozen. the bull gears ride very close to the housing at the bottom and very little water in there will have the gears in water. also when an axle brg. fails the bull gears will actually grind out the housing. have seen this also. also pull the drain plug on diff and you will know right now if its froze , be no oil running out. and if its stuck in gear you would need to hold the clutch disengaged so the engine would run other wise it would stall. with frozen diff it will run with the clutch engaged.
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