L5740 p91 code. Lost reverse while pushing thru very heavy brush. Pedal has a small amount of slop. Does go forward good. Kubota told me possible broken wires. Tractor is at a remote location and i could only briefly crawl under. Any advice(pics) on ehere yhese wires route under the tractor. Nearest dealer is over an hour away. Thanks in advance.
L5740 p91 code
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It it moves forward, can you get it to where you can get underneath it?
Your going to have to fix the wiring, there's no magical work around.
If you can't go forward you'll have to tow it out backwards, If HST put the range lever in neutral before towing.
Your going to have to fix the wiring, there's no magical work around.
If you can't go forward you'll have to tow it out backwards, If HST put the range lever in neutral before towing.
Drove the tractor to an accessible location. However clueless on where to start looking for broken wires. Btw tractor is at my property 6 hrs away. Trying to get a clue before i just call a mobile mechanic.. local dealership hasnt been helpful.
I have started to look for more info for you.
The code 91 talks about proportional valve for reverse.
There are a number of models of L5740
If you will advise which model is yours I will try and find location of the proportional valve from parts illustrations.
Dave
I have no clue, but I do have a 5740 HST if you need a pic of a certain area or connection or something. I think mine is a 2012 model w/ ROPS, making it a -3 according to Dave's research.
I'm hoping you just ripped out a wire on the brush.
I'm hoping you just ripped out a wire on the brush.
Use the hydraulic filter shown in the following picture to orient you to the reverse proportional valve wiring.
Likely something is pulled apart or off.
Dave
Likely something is pulled apart or off.
Dave
Ty.. from all the online reading i could find broken wires was the primary culprit but i couldnt find them to even look. This should really help..