Posted by gdye on December 30, 2015 at 06:54:32 from (69.18.47.119):
Good morning, please excuse since I am new to this forum, But last night I was using my 4010 to move some snow, and when I shifted to reverse, I let out the clutch and it acted like it was stuck between gears. I tried to move the shift lever and it is stuck where it is. I slowly let off the clutch and it killed the motor. Now it wont start since I cant get the shift lever to move to a quaudrant that will let it start. This is a syncro shift gas 4010 and I can get the lever to move on the left side from one space to the other (quaudrant range), but not on the right side. This thing is sitting in the middle of my driveway and I cant get it to where I can start it or move it. I need help of any kind. Thanks.
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