I have a center force clutch in my Samurai.  Well I left it sitting for quite a while and now the clutch will not disengage.   Anyone have a trick to get it unstuck?
I've tried riding the brakes, I pulled it up to a tree and pushed gas and brake pedals while holding the clutch down.   
I can't get it to break free!!!    HELP PLEASE!

The first thing to try is hit the starter with the transfer in gear and the clutch in it could just pop loose.
If no such luck ,
 Then warm it up with the trans in neutral then put it in gear and start it up get it up to 15-20 mph push in the clutch and step on the brake . That should pop it loose. If not you got some wrenching to do .....

The above methods assume that the clutch release mechanism is functional - maybe that should be checked first.

I've seen the first method used on a number of occasions - back I when the building I worked in was used as a storage bond for newly assembled vehicles - even though the release mechanism would disengage the clutch disk would stick to the flywheel and the vehicle would move.

Good point fordem .  It's possible that the clutch may mot be releasing . A common problem on hydraulic clutches . And to a much lesser degree cable operated clutches .

Could try putting the car in second gear while it's not running then start her up, that's what I had to do to free mine. Just make sure there nothing in front of you