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    Oct 17, 2012, 10:05 AM
    John Deere L100
    Removed left rear wheel to repair leak. Removed grass from undercarriage. Replaced wheel. Tractor will not move under its own power. With engine off, I can freely push tractor even with brake on and in gear. Since the L100 is not an automatic, manual says it does not have a free wheeling switch. Did I hit a switch somewhere while cleaning? What else may be causing the inability to move when running and to be freewheeled when engine off and in gear with brake on?

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    Oct 19, 2012, 06:18 AM
    There is a slot in the wheel and a matching sot in the axle that the wheel slids onto. You should have a small square piece of metal that slides into those slots when the wheel is one that engages one to the other.
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