BE20 pilot reported the stabilizer trim became inoperative and yoke stuck during climb.
Synopsis
BE20 pilot reported the stabilizer trim became inoperative and yoke stuck during climb.
Narrative
Upon departure out of ZZZ; I was unable to trim the aircraft by either the electric or manual trim wheel. The yoke was extremely difficult to move forward; it felt 'stuck'; and the aircraft was in a climb. Maintaining level flight was not possible. Pitch trim Runaway was suspected so I pulled the pitch trim circuit breaker as well as the autopilot circuit breaker (the aircraft was being hand flown; the autopilot was not engaged). These actions had no effect on the elevator and the aircraft continued to climb with airspeed degrading; despite full pressure against the yoke. I continued to attempt to push the forward and also slammed my shoulder against it. When I did that; it felt like something broke loose or gave way and I was able to regain pitch control. The RNAV XXL and landing at ZZZ1 were executed without incident. I taxied the aircraft to the maintenance facility we use at ZZZ1 and their initial impression was perhaps a stuck clutch but they will need to do additional troubleshooting to determine what happened.
Source: NASA Aviation Safety Reporting System (public domain). Reports are voluntary submissions and are not verified by NASA.