I may have seen old threads on this, but haven't figured it out yet.
Pretty big, very heavy snow here last night. Just did a bunch of clearing with my Kubota L4060 with a new Snowblower BL6399. Just about done and the chute on the snowblower started to rotate in only one direction. I thought maybe snow was jammed in its gear, but cleared it, and could rotate it in the direction slowly by hand that the hydraulics didn't work... so not jammed. The control is dedicated, seems just forward and backward (photo attached). I're read about a "detent", where you have to push the lever to the right, and then it will go forward, but I haven't been able to do that. It does feel as if the lever is meeting resistance, not going forward as easily, and when I try to push the lever forward, I hear some kind of motor, resistant sound (can't really describe this, not from the motor on the snowblower but forward on the tractor). As I said, feels almost as if the lever is not moving. I have not yet tried to reverse the hydraulic lines to see what happens. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Pretty big, very heavy snow here last night. Just did a bunch of clearing with my Kubota L4060 with a new Snowblower BL6399. Just about done and the chute on the snowblower started to rotate in only one direction. I thought maybe snow was jammed in its gear, but cleared it, and could rotate it in the direction slowly by hand that the hydraulics didn't work... so not jammed. The control is dedicated, seems just forward and backward (photo attached). I're read about a "detent", where you have to push the lever to the right, and then it will go forward, but I haven't been able to do that. It does feel as if the lever is meeting resistance, not going forward as easily, and when I try to push the lever forward, I hear some kind of motor, resistant sound (can't really describe this, not from the motor on the snowblower but forward on the tractor). As I said, feels almost as if the lever is not moving. I have not yet tried to reverse the hydraulic lines to see what happens. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
