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09-08-2025, 01:25 PM
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1320 won't move (engine runs)
I am still tinkering with the 1320. I am a bit further so thought it best to open a new tread. The motor runs but the tractor won't move. I believe the control linkage is ok. I removed the 3 bolts and pulled the input shaft. The horizontal shaft that is driven by the input shaft turns very easily. I can do this with my figure. When I turn it, it makes a scratching noise (sound like the noise id coming from the other side of the horizontal shaft. Any idea as to my problem? How easy is it to take diagnostics to the next level? Is it time to stop and not invest any more time? I don't want to spend much on the tractor. If working it might be a $300 tractor. Thank for any thoughts thoughts or insites.
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09-08-2025, 07:29 PM
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Kind of hard for me to say what's amiss inside that tranny-rear. I wouldn't feel too good right now, but,.... It's your call to decide whether to investigate further. You could find a sheared key, stripped spline, busted teeth, etc... etc....
Any chance to drain the oil and check for metal in the drain pan? Parts are likely hard to find and maybe might be better to find a used rear to interchange.
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