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   Hello, yesterday I noticed that although the tractor was in gear—and correctly set to the high range—it wouldn't move forward when I released the clutch. After a short wait, it finally engaged (the gearbox did grind when shifting into gear, so I don't suspect the clutch is the issue).

Furthermore, I notice this happening primarily when the tractor is positioned on a downward slope (nose pointing down); on one occasion, the hydraulic high-low even shifted into the low range on its own while driving downhill. Could this be caused by low oil levels in the "power director" (transmission/range unit), or is there another underlying cause?

During normal operation, I don't notice any issues, and the tractor has its usual power.

Thanks!

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	Hello, yesterday I noticed that although the tractor was in gear—and correctly set to the high range—it wouldn't move forward when I released the clutch. After a short wait, it finally engaged (the gearbox did grind when shifting into gear, so I don't suspect the clutch is the issue). Furthermore, I notice this happening primarily when the tractor is positioned on a downward slope (nose pointing down); on one occasion, the hydraulic high-low even shifted into the low range on its own while driving downhill. Could this be caused by low oil levels in the "power director" (transmission/range unit), or is there another underlying cause? During normal operation, I don't notice any issues, and the tractor has its usual power. Thanks!

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