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[MHTRAPPER]

I have a b 2320 and was wondering if anyone has tried to convert the two pedals fwd and rev pedal to one pedal like a rocker pedal. I think the L series and the BX series are like this. Thanks

 

[ShaunRH]

Mechanically anything is possible, just need the right linkage. Electrical is the same but now you have to have some electronics skills.

I think I'd prefer 2 separate pedals over 1 combined one. That way you don't have to 'balance' the pedal or find a neutral adjustment.

 

[bertallard]

I have a b 2320 and was wondering if anyone has tried to convert the two pedals fwd and rev pedal to one pedal like a rocker pedal. I think the L series and the BX series are like this. Thanks

I have a BX2320 and it came with the single rocker pedal. I would prefer 2 separate pedals. Especially if you do a lot of backing up as I do

 

[MHTRAPPER]

Thanks for the input

 

[RIDETOEAT]

Same here, I think the single rocker pedal is located and angled all wrong for loader type work where you are back and fourth constantly, at least for me... I would rather have two pedals as this is just not instinctual but it might get that way soon as it is all new to me.

 

[Tooljunkie]

I prefer the single pedal myself. The dual pedal can be a problem for inching forward or back. I think the dual pedals have the tendency to creep as well.

 

[Dieselbob]

I haven't driven a two pedal BX, but to me, the single pedal is instictively right, and the two pedal system just seems wrong. Maybe I just don't know any better. As for finding "neutral", all you have to do is pick up your foot.

 

[MHTRAPPER]

After using the 2 pedals I think that is the way to go. I use my heel for reverse works like a charm.

 

[skeets]

I just use my toe under the tram pedal lift it up go back push down for front easy

 

[Dieselbob]

I was sitting on a BX2370 the other night at the local farm expo. I found out if you have a big enough foot, you could just put your foot on the linkage between the two pedals and use it like a single pedal. I would be tempted to just add a plate and make it a single pedal if I had one.

 

[Vacman369]

I haven't tried a single pedal configuration but when I have mounted a tractor that has one, I find it to be in the way. I like the two pedal system but once in a while it would be nice to have my foot on one single pedal to move back and forth quickly. There is a guy on youtube that has a few videos of some mods he made to his tractor. One of those mods is an extension of the rear pedal by using a piece of metal and then covering it with a OEM rubber piece that is used on the forward pedal. It looks like it give the best of both worlds.

John

 

[chim]

I've been using single rocker type pedals since the early 90's at home on a Ford and two Kubotas. We have a Montana at the shop at work that I've operated and it has two separate pedals. I could be equally happy with either setup.

 

[100inchhammer]

I am currently doing a twin pedal mod to my B1550. I find the treadle pedal awkward for reversing. I'll post some pics and a video soon.

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