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Thanks Wolfman. The tractor is a BX22MLB serial number 50941.

Well my engine s/n is U7031 so IF the 22 was the same as 2200 I would need the 161625173034 but that number was lined through on Messicks part page.

The old pump has 08511 casted into the body of the pump. It also has a 3 under the manufacturer logo (BTK). The new pump has AF14 cast into it on the neck and a letter B under the logo. The new pump casting has 2 bosses cast for the bypass with only one drilled and tapped. The old pump only has...

My serial number is 50941. The part number I have is 16251-73037. That part number replaced part number 16251-73034. He had no idea why the part number changed. I'm sure Kubota realized early on that the cooling system was too small. Mowing on a hot day when grass and weeds are going to seed I...

I have a BX22 bought new in July of 2002. A little over a year ago when replacing the power steering hoses I noticed the water pump was weeping a little so I ordered a replacement pump from Messicks. Two weeks ago the BX started leaking engine oil out the front crank seal so I ordered the parts...

See if this helps. May be what you are already have. Looks to me like the switch provides the ground for the ac relay. I would say what you are seeing with your meter is the correct operation. I would be looking at the power supply to and from the relay and try swapping the relay with one of...

I guess the action to be taken depends on how slow and weak it is. The old ZD's are known for starving the left side of oil when operated on slopes. I have a ZD21 with 16XX hours that is slowing down but still has enough power to not be noticeable. Equalizing the speed is done by bending the...

I had something similar happen with my ZD21. Like you was mowing along and it lost power and died. Wouldn't restart acting like the starter didn't have the power to turn the engine over. As it was late and we were leaving on vacation the next morning I picked it up with the loader tractor and...

In your position I would call Messicks and see what they say about compatible decks. I have a BX22 with a 60" deck that I don't use anymore since I got the zero turn but I'm not interested in parting with it.

I don't see how. Have you changed fuel filters? Checked fuel flow?

It won't start or roll with it not in neutral. Try rocking the tractor while trying to move the shift lever.

The actual hydrostatic drive is located in the center section. The axle assemblies are just reductions driven by the hydrostatic motors in the center section. Your pump may be too damaged to pick up oil. I don't know if there is a way to prime it. Is the 20,690 hours a typo? If not, that is...

When I read the title hydraulic squeal was what I was expecting to hear because I get that at times. What he recorded sounds like a bearing or belt to me. I had the AC belt squeal on mine but didn't sound much like his noise so more thinking a bearing or maybe AC clutch?

I use the box blade on the BX exactly like you do. Get the concrete pad in front of the garage and shop and blow it away with the M7060.

Here is mine. I think driveline angles need to be looked at too. I think in my 15 or so of blowing snow I have sheared 2 pins. Both on a BX blower. One was probably a rock and the other was a sucked up a piece of 2" PVC pipe. Never broke on one the Woodmax.

Pump

Pump removal

Pump test procedure. Looks like you would need adapters besides the test equipment.

Hydraulic schematic.