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I have scraping / gear teeth knocking when trying to get my 1949 4400 into gear. Ran great last year when I had her out with only a slight clicking while syncing up the gears, usually in first. Right now the truck's in the back of the shed facing the shed wall, so I'm trying reverse and I can't seem to get it to go into gear with the engine running, no matter how gentle I am with it. I did try all gears but cannot engage.
It will go into gear with the engine off, of course, but I really don't need the clutch for that. When the engine is at idle its like the clutch pressure plate won't stop the flywheel from spinning. Two questions: 1)How / where do i adjust the clutch and 2) if I'm low on fluid - how do I check for that and what do you recommend for transmission fluid in the AD?
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