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If you have a way to pull or tow it out of the garage, try that. It might just free up the brakes enough to get it rolling. I had the same problem with my '68 after it sat for 10 years under a shed. I wound up replacing everything, more for safety than anything else.
Thanks buzzard for your suggestion. Will try towing again with my diesel Ford 4000 tractor.First attempt unsuccesful as conditions were not optimal. Quando
Try it backwards first. You may try an old tire between your tractor and the truck and give it a nudge. It shouldn't take a lot of distance unless the wheels are sliding. Hope you get it going. :-)
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Thank you John Wilker for your suggestions. My '68 is on a small "retreat" in the woods 40 miles from my home and will be attended to within the near future. I will post the results as soon as "she' is free. Thank you all and happy holidays.P.S. N.C. is on my retire to list.