I have a bx25d and a newly installed bx 750D snowblower with a hydraulic chute rotation motor. The chute motor will only rotate one way, and when I switch hoses it rotates the other way only. I went through the entire troubleshooting procedure, including blowing out the motor with air. The air drives the motor both ways with ease, and I did get some crud out of the motor. So I disconnected the hoses from the motor and cycled through the control stick- I got a good stream from one hose but when I reversed the stick, I got a reduced flow from both hoses! I jyst took the LOADER off and it was working fine. I am at a loss, anyone have any ideas?
Bx25-bx2750D hydraulics problem
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RCW
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This has come up before here on OTT. Sounds like you have the Owner's Manual.....
It seems like there's a "trick" with the FEL control stick. Racking my old noggin', seems like it was something with the right/fast dump detent on the stick....but I'm just guessing. I just remember reading the answer and thinking "hmmm, I wouldn't have guessed that."
I'll be darned if I recall the answer for sure. I have a BX2750D too, but rotate manually.
You could try doing a search of the forum with the function at the top of the screen, because it has come up before.
Try searching BX2750D, or maybe hydraulic chute control.
My apologies for not helping further. Maybe one of the folks with the same chute control can answer better.
It seems like there's a "trick" with the FEL control stick. Racking my old noggin', seems like it was something with the right/fast dump detent on the stick....but I'm just guessing. I just remember reading the answer and thinking "hmmm, I wouldn't have guessed that."
I'll be darned if I recall the answer for sure. I have a BX2750D too, but rotate manually.
You could try doing a search of the forum with the function at the top of the screen, because it has come up before.
Try searching BX2750D, or maybe hydraulic chute control.
My apologies for not helping further. Maybe one of the folks with the same chute control can answer better.
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Hi RCW. My first post on Orange, thanks for the quick response. I tried manipulating the FEL stick but only briefly. My initial thought was a bad valve on the FEL? Trying to exhaust all options before calling the Kubota lads. I'll spend a bit more time tomorrow trying to find the sweet spot. Worst case, it will take an hour to install the manual crank until a solution is found. SNOW COMING HERE TOMORROW.
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RCW is correct, right/dump circuit - stick to the left chute rotates left, stick all the way to the right chute will rotate right, the right side has a detent that you have to push past, you'll feel it.
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Thanks guys!
I'm not as dumb as my wife says I am!!
Thanks again, and welcome to OTT, Ireland!
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Works like a charm, folks. Thank you all so much, the forum is my new favorite place!Thanks guys!
I'm not as dumb as my wife says I am!!
Thanks again, and welcome to OTT, Ireland!
The detent feels like the float detent so I felt it right away. 7 years and I never knew about the quick dump feature.
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Beautiful!
Thank Frazer and Kevin...I was just fumbling through the cobwebs of my memory!
Again, welcome aboard!
If OTT is your new favorite, for a few $$ you can become a Lifetime Member like me and many others. It limits the ads you see, and you will get a sticker....someday...(The sticker is kind of a joke. They were promised but not delivered. Personally, I could care less; I like this forum very much. I have learned a lot from it, and enjoy helping others when I can. In your case, the others guys were the real help!
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Beautiful!
Thank Frazer and Kevin...I was just fumbling through the cobwebs of my memory!
Again, welcome aboard!
If OTT is your new favorite, for a few $$ you can become a Lifetime Member like me and many others. It limits the ads you see, and you will get a sticker....someday...(The sticker is kind of a joke. They were promised but not delivered. Personally, I could care less; I like this forum very much. I have learned a lot from it, and enjoy helping others when I can. In your case, the others guys were the real help!
With everything I have learned from this forum, I’m glad I finally could contribute. Yay !!!!!! I’ll have to look into the lifetime membership as well seeing there’s no way I’m ever getting rid of my Kubota.
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I'm glad for you - - great job!
As far as the Lifetime Membership, the real benefits are not the reduced ads or the stickers.
The real benefit of Lifetime Membership is it helps the owners of OTT to continue this great forum!
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what do i have to do to have a lifetime membership ??? let me know please and then i will proceed tia
Dealers aren’t doing a very good job of educating new owners on features of their tractors,
It’s quite common folks don’t know about the float position, fast dump vs regular dump, diff lock, mower height adjustment, 3pt speed valve, MMM mount/unmount..it’s a shame, all these things make the tractor more useful.
They sometimes leave out really important info ballast and 4wd operation.
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It’s quite common folks don’t know about the float position, fast dump vs regular dump, diff lock, mower height adjustment, 3pt speed valve, MMM mount/unmount..it’s a shame, all these things make the tractor more useful.
They sometimes leave out really important info ballast and 4wd operation.
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