moejr New member Equipment B2150 Apr 11, 2021 14 5 3 Mendon Ma. Oct 15, 2023 #1 How "stiff" should the speed control lever be on my B2150? Seems to take some effort to move but could be normal? I don't use the tractor a whole lot so maybe it needs to be lubed?
How "stiff" should the speed control lever be on my B2150? Seems to take some effort to move but could be normal? I don't use the tractor a whole lot so maybe it needs to be lubed?
85Hokie Moderator Staff member Lifetime Member Equipment BX-25D ,PTB. Under Armor, '90&'92-B7100HST's, '06 BX1850 FEL Jul 13, 2013 10,746 2,551 113 Bedford - VA Oct 15, 2023 #2 I would definitely start with the lube - then look at the linkages. Reactions: 1 user
R RCW Well-known member Lifetime Member Equipment BX2360, FEL, MMM, BX2750D snowblower. 1953 Minneapolis Moline ZAU Apr 28, 2013 9,159 5,261 113 Chenango County, NY Oct 15, 2023 #3 85Hokie said: I would definitely start with the lube - then look at the linkages. Click to expand... My Speed Control Lever always works better with some lube. Just greased it the other day. Last edited: Oct 16, 2023
85Hokie said: I would definitely start with the lube - then look at the linkages. Click to expand... My Speed Control Lever always works better with some lube. Just greased it the other day.
moejr New member Equipment B2150 Apr 11, 2021 14 5 3 Mendon Ma. Oct 15, 2023 #4 Good point on the linkage, I'll check it out & lube all the moving pivot points.
moejr New member Equipment B2150 Apr 11, 2021 14 5 3 Mendon Ma. Oct 22, 2023 #5 Checked linkage (ok) & lubed all the pivot points ..... Bingo! Working like new. Did the same to the bucket & backhoe valve controls. Reactions: 1 user
Checked linkage (ok) & lubed all the pivot points ..... Bingo! Working like new. Did the same to the bucket & backhoe valve controls.