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    Posted: 30 Aug 2016 at 10:06pm
Was using my D17 Series III to move equipment around in a shed when abruptly I lost any connection from the engine to the wheels.  Was not connected to any equipment and only heard a little click.  This transmission had a new third gear and mating gear less than 59 hours ago.  Any ideas about what might be wrong?  Thanks.  John
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Put the transmission in any gear and the PTO in gear and if the PTO doesn't run, the foot clutch disc ate its pigs.
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...ate its pigs

lol, been a long time since I heard that phrase
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