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85Hokie replied to the thread B7100 Piston Installation.SEE If this helps -
85Hokie replied to the thread Bx24 won’t start. No dash lights or clicking.So - you check HST switch? Flip the seat up - should be right there.
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1. There can be scams. Deals too good to be true aren't true. Usually ask them for photos of something specific and obscure that you...
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85Hokie reacted to PoTreeBoy's post in the thread BX23D with Starter Relay No Crank Issues with
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Sounds like multiple problems * Having to move the pedal to start sounds like the linkage needs lubricating, adjusting, or a bad switch... -
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85Hokie replied to the thread Right rear axle clinking.There is a lot going on in here bearing wise:
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It's called horizontal disfunction, happens to all of us old men. :cool:
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85Hokie replied to the thread Right rear axle clinking.We are assuming this is one a M6040?
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85Hokie replied to the thread Overfilled engine oil on BX23.Overfilled can be worse than underfilled! Over full is BAD simply because the moving parts will whip the oil - and place a zillion air...
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85Hokie replied to the thread ZG227A Battery Good, No Crank / Electrical Issue..
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85Hokie replied to the thread BX2350 gas pedal sticks occasionally or hydro bad.In NIW post the "nut" marked 140 is the problem - It backs off and causes slop in the movement. Hard to get to - remove right rear tire...
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I will be the dissenting opinion on the backhoe. I love my BH and it would be a "must have" if I ever replace my 2501 with another...
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85Hokie replied to the thread BX2350 gas pedal sticks occasionally or hydro bad.Not a "gas" pedal ....it is a hydraulic fluid pedal - changing the flow of fluid flow. As sawdust mentioned - there is grease zerk to...
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85Hokie reacted to Sawdust&Shavings's post in the thread BX2350 gas pedal sticks occasionally or hydro bad with Like.
Have you been greasing the “speed control pedal“ every 50 hours per the owners manual?
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85Hokie replied to the thread BX2370 starting issues.As all of us have mentioned - take all cables off, clean with light sanding, bright. Then place back on and snug tight. SEE IF this...
