IH 244 transmission
Jacob
Join Date: Posts: 1 |
2005-10-15 117918
I have an International 244 with 1250hrs used mainly for mowing and a little snow removal. Always garage kept until this summer. The problem is that i cannot get into gear without grinding. I checked the fluid level and the clutch petal is all in working order. I also have a ford 2n and the clutch always sticks if it is not used often. Frequently I have to back it against something. If anyone has a suggestion I would be very greatful. thanks
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IH 244 transmission
Art White
Join Date: Jan 2000 Posts: 6898 Waterville New York Pics |
2005-10-15 117943
Sounds like you store them together! Solution will be the same! ....
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IH 244 transmission
harvey
Join Date: Sep 2000 Posts: 1550 Moravia, NY Pics |
2005-10-16 117956
Does the garage have a dirt floor? ....
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IH 244 transmission
Chief
Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 4297 Southwest MiddleTennessee Pics |
2005-10-16 117961
As I recall; a number of tractor manufacturers reommend storing the tractor for extended periods with an inch or so block of wood slight depressing the clutch pedal to prevent the clutch from sticking to the flywheel. At least my Kubota L245 manual did. ....
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IH 244 transmission
jacob
Join Date: Posts: 1 |
2005-10-18 118085
I used the old back against a tree stump trick did not work, even after multiple attempts. I also am depressing the clutch for a few days to see if that may free it. To answer the other question the garage floor is concrete. But the tractor has been outside for 3 months. Any other suggestions would be great. I also have a woods 5 ft belly mower on the IH cuts grass great but only at one setting low. I attach some cabels to a pully system that seems to be designed for the woods, but i can never keep it level and the cables seem to break alot. None the less i was wondering if their was a system used to raise and lower the deck. thanks again ....
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