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Was tilling for about 15 minutes and got a stone lodged in the tines, freed the stone and when I went to pull the cord it recoiled hard and seemed to have locked up. Unable to turn engine over. Checked oil and it is o.k. Did not smoke or make any noises so I doubt the engine seized up.

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It may have damaged some gears in the gear box. Will the tines turn? Can you turn them backwards? It could be in the pull rope also.

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