Posted by Bob M on November 22, 2018 at 08:36:39 from (172.101.186.46):
In Reply to: JD 5210 stuck in park posted by Uniballer on November 22, 2018 at 08:04:42:
Agree - most like water in the rear end has frozen and "locked" it up.
However.....can you get the shift lever out of Park? If not and the tractor is not parked on a hard, level surface, the shifter may be stuck from load on the parking pawl.
Jack up one rear wheel (and if you have MFWD put it into 2WD) then try if the shifter will come out of Park. Or nudge it forward and back an inch or two with another tractor to free it up.
FWIW both our 5210's (one collar shift; the other shuttle shift) have a propensity for the shifters getting stuck in Park. Now when parking on any kind of incline I'll leave 'em in gear and drop the loader bucket to hold them in place.
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