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Thanks for your observations and advise. The clutch problem was the slave cylinder and I have one on order.The fluid coming from the drain at the front of the bell housing is hydrolic fluid. William

Thanks George. That covers the brakes. What do you think about the fluid draining from the bell housing? My guess is a seal from the transmission but I hope I am wrong. Both problems happened at the same time but they may not be related? William

Thanks again Mike, I will check that out. I am in northern British Columbia, Canada and I believe the tractor was built in Europe. It is very cold and snowy outside so I really want to know what I am doing before I go out and take things apart. No heated shop, just a barn. William

This is a follow up to my earlier post about the 6320 clutch. Fluid does pour from the drain on the bottom right of the bell housing when I pump the clutch. Clutch then loses pressure and pedal stays on the floor. There are no external leaks showing. Does the slave cylinder extend into the bell...

My 6320 Zetor has always had a noisy transmisson but ran well.

Thanks Mike, I will start looking there. William

New guy, I found you through google, great to know you are here. The clutch pedal on my 1995 6320 goes to the floor, fluid pours out the drain at the bottom of the bell housing. It of course doesn't shift.The brakes still have pressure. Earlier posts here concerning clutches indicate that the...