I'm assuming that the clutch isn't disengaging when you're pushing the pedal. First make sure that all the linkage is operating properly. You should be able to see the throwout bearing move on the tranny input shaft when you press the pedal. It could be way out of adjustment and isn't moving far enough. If this isn't the case, it is possible that the clutch disc is stuck to the flywheel. I had this happen to me on an old tractor. The easiest way to break it loose: Put the tranny in high gear. Set the parking brake as tight as you can get it. Push the clutch pedal. Hit the starter. It should break it loose. If a few attempts won't do it, it's probably time to drop the tranny and take the clutch apart. Good luck


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If you can't fix it with a hammer, it's an electrical problem