What have you done so far? I have gotten lucky before by adjustment to the maximum and riding the brakes to heat them up. Other times, not so lucky! JM
Share a photo too, we all love pictures.
I broke mine free by chaining the blade to a tree- and tying the steering clutch lever back----the forward and reverse strain on the clutch seemed better than just towing a heavy implement
You have a wonderful day. Best wishes. Deas Plant.
Hi, dependzic.
Interesting concept reversing the strain on the clutch multiple times to work it free. How long did it take?
Also, does it require a very big tree for a D2? LOL.
Just my warped sense of humor at work.
Deas it took maybe a couple of hours over a few days--I had the clutch compartments full of diesel also---only needed about a 6 inch tree as i chained to it low to the ground!
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