1988 chevy blazer v8 plow truck with a blow clutch?

Question

i have a 88 chevy blazer v8 with a now blow on it and i only use it for plowing my driveway in the winter, well today i was plowing and i got to the bottom of my driveway and stalled it, when i pushed in the clutch to restart it it went all the way to the floor very easily and it wont start, when i turn the key it just seems to jump, and i cant shift it out of gear. im figuring the clutch is fryed but i dont know if its the plate, or the bearing or what and i need to get it out of the end of my driveway, and suggestions would help. thanks

Answer 1

Don't believe the clutch is the problem.
Inspect the following:

1. Check the clutch reservoir

2. Refill with brake fluid.

3. If the level recedes again, check the slave cylinder & slave cylinder fork.

Good Luck

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Answer 2

Could be as simple as a throw-out bearing or it could also mean the pressure plate, disk and flywheel could be involved. You'll have to pull the clutch and inspect it. As for moving it out of the driveway, I'd suggest a winch and a strong cable tied to a tree!