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  1. #6171
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    Hello kensnarr, welcome to the forum.

  2. #6172
    My name is James, and I live in North Carolina. I just inherited a max 2 from my father in law. It stopped running so where it quit is where it has set for about 10 years, out in the weather of course. I am trying to get it going again, and have ran into a problem. The t20 will not shift at all. It is stuck in reverse and will not budge. Anybody have any suggestions on what might be the problem?

  3. #6173
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    Hello SwineSlayer here. I bought a hoot saterday. It was said to be a 2013 with 30 hours on it . Backed it off the truck and went to the river! It had a hard time climbing hills. Im going to try to adjust the belts but i was wondering if anyone had an imput? I will make it work and become an amphibious owner . Even if i have to change transmissions ? Was i hoot-doed?

  4. #6174
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    Welcome aboard Jamesrogers12
    Quote Originally Posted by Jamesrogers12 View Post
    My name is James, and I live in North Carolina. I just inherited a max 2 from my father in law. It stopped running so where it quit is where it has set for about 10 years, out in the weather of course. I am trying to get it going again, and have ran into a problem. The t20 will not shift at all. It is stuck in reverse and will not budge. Anybody have any suggestions on what might be the problem?

  5. #6175
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jamesrogers12 View Post
    My name is James, and I live in North Carolina. I just inherited a max 2 from my father in law. It stopped running so where it quit is where it has set for about 10 years, out in the weather of course. I am trying to get it going again, and have ran into a problem. The t20 will not shift at all. It is stuck in reverse and will not budge. Anybody have any suggestions on what might be the problem?
    Hello James, welcome to the forum. I would start by checking the diamond shifters. Search the forum and you should be able to find several threads detailing what to do. Here's one to get you started: http://www.6x6world.com/forums/trans...tml#post108640

    Quote Originally Posted by SwineSlayer View Post
    Hello SwineSlayer here. I bought a hoot saterday. It was said to be a 2013 with 30 hours on it . Backed it off the truck and went to the river! It had a hard time climbing hills. Im going to try to adjust the belts but i was wondering if anyone had an imput? I will make it work and become an amphibious owner . Even if i have to change transmissions ? Was i hoot-doed?
    Hello SwineSlayer, welcome to the forum and congratulations on picking up your Hoot. I think you're on the right track. Start with the simple things like making sure the belt is adjusted properly and also make sure it wasn't wet/slipping.

  6. #6176
    Thanks for the info on the diamond shifters. I pulled them out today( one easily and the other a pain). Got them back in and seems to be shifting fine. Is it normal to have to rock back and forth to change gears?

  7. #6177
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    That is normal for a T20. It will become second nature after a while.

  8. #6178
    Good deal. Thanks for the info.

  9. #6179
    Hello
    Thanks for the add . My name is Mark I live in Hartford WI i have a 2004 Bigfoot.

  10. #6180
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    Hello Mark, welcome to the forum.

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