B2650. My joystick is broke and won’t raise or lower the front end blower. Can and how do I lower the blower without the joystick?
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Thanks. The joystick linkage is broke. It’s completely limp. Any other options?Physical stick broke off or there is another issue with the valve?
Thanks again. What do you mean by crack line fitting. I did release the quick releases on each hydraulic line and the blower still wouldn’t go down.If your trying to lower an implement to get it off so you can do repairs.
you can crack a line fitting to get the implement to lower.
As far as a way to use it without fixing it, nope there isn't an easy bypass.
Thank you! I’m going to try to fix the joy stick but it’s difficult finding where it’s disconnected or broke. I just have pushed down too hard for float. Not sure.You will need to slightly open a line connection at either end of the line that connects to the cylinder that lifts the blower.
when you do it will make a mess, as fluid will be release from the cylinder.
I would do the connection at the coupling and put it in a bucket.
Most commonly what happens is the linkage loses a pin.Thanks for your help! Yes I saw that. May be a bit over my head. Local Kubota dealer is 3-4 weeks out and we are expecting 2-3 feet snow next week.
Cab or non-cab? They use completely different loader control setups. The cab version uses cables. If that's the case, perhaps the nut fell off the ball stud.B2650. My joystick is broke and won’t raise or lower the front end blower. Can and how do I lower the blower without the joystick?
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If you do this please wear safety glasses and gloves. There will be some pressure in the line until the blower is on the ground. Don’t unscrew the fitting very much.You will need to slightly open a line connection at either end of the line that connects to the cylinder that lifts the blower.
when you do it will make a mess, as fluid will be release from the cylinder.
I would do the connection at the coupling and put it in a bucket.
^^^^^^THIS IS THE FIRST THING I THOUGHT WHEN SEEING THIS THREAD.^^^^If you do this please wear safety glasses and gloves. There will be some pressure in the line until the blower is on the ground. Don’t unscrew the fitting very much.