Hi, new to the forum. I have a 1976 Clark model C500-50LPG and the motor runs like a top but the transmission not so much. When you put it in forward, it revs up but either doesn't move or moves very slow and will not go uphill or move a load. Reverse is a little bit better but does the same thing. Sometimes when it doesnt move at all I can rev it up in neutral then slam it into gear and get it to move a bit. I have read some things about an inching valve but cant find it on my model. This model has two brake pedals and they pivot on a shaft that goes into the transmision, so I am guessing this has something to do with an inching or a safety mechanism. I am wondering what the two brake pedals do differently and also what are these strange shafts that go from the brake pedal into the transmision via a bearing (it kind of looks like a small axle shaft or something). Also what could this problem be? I checked the tranny fluid and it seems fine but if someone knows how to properly check the fluid on these machines please let me know!
Thanks, Jeremy
Thanks, Jeremy