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Change: If you use a 54" mower, the wider wheel spacing will interfere with the rear guide wheels of the deck. In short it seems that you can't have both the spacers and mower installed at the same time. There is a question as to
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Change: Lever If you are concerned that you might unintenally change gear into neutral while grabbing for one of the other controls, you might try making your own"shift lock". Two home-made fabrications (one in metal, one in wood) are described in the TBN discussion below.[TBN] Shift Lock for BX24.
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Change: instructions here) and turn the engine over a few times to eject the excess fluid. Check the ROPS for damage. If damaged, replace it otherwise it may not protect you if you roll the tractor again. Wheel SpacersAt least one owner has purchased
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Change: It's possible that fluid may have leaked on top of the pistons. Attemping to start the engine in this "hydrolocked" position can cause expensive damage, for example by bending a rod. Instead, remove the glow plugs and turn the engine over a few times to eject the excess fluid. Check
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Jun 15 2008, 7:53 AM EDT
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Change: explain the risks. Consequently the warranty will probably be voided goif intodamages details.)occurs in the axle area after spacers are fitted, The spacers are not currently viewable on the Bro-Tek web site, but here are some pictures, to fin dout more contact Richard at Bro-Tek. Reverse
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Change: The spacers are not currently viewable on the Bro-Tek web site, but here are some pictures, to fin dout more contact Richard at Bro-Tek. Reverse Pedal PositionSome BX models have the forward and reverse pedals widely spaced. If
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Jun 13 2008, 8:28 AM EDT
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Change: There were only format changes (bold, italics, etc.) in this version. See this version for details.
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Change: givego ainto reason.details.) Reverse Pedal PositionSome BX models have the forward and reverse pedals widely spaced. If you find this inconvenient, you can try lifting the forward pedal instead of depressing the reverse pedal. Sudden Stop in Reverse(Applies to BX24 and
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Change: If you use a 54" mower, the wider wheel spacing will interfere with the rear guide wheels of the deck. In short it seems that you can't have both the spacers and mower installed at the same time. There is a question as to
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Change: Tipped Over BX24 Reverse Pedal PositionSome BX models have the forward and reverse pedals widely spaced. If you find this inconvenient, you can try lifting the forward pedal instead of depressing the reverse pedal. Sudden Stop in Reverse (Applies to BX24 and others.) When
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Change: offered by Kubota. One suggested improvement (BX2350 and maybe others) is to locate the large spring under the right-hand side of the tractor, with an adjustment on it. If you back off on the adjustment, it should put less pressure on the linkage to return to neutral.
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Change: Actually no need to give tips on getting stuck - there are plenty of ways to do that. But for getting UNstuck try these: Use 4 wheel drive. Use 4 wheel drive and use the rear wheel lock. Use the Front End Loader to push back. Dump the
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Nov 27 2007, 1:02 PM EST
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Change: Some BX models have the forward and reverse pedals widely spaced. If you find this inconvenient, you can try lifting the forward pedal instead of depressing the reverse pedal.Sudden Stop in Reverse (Applies to BX24 and others.) When in reverse, the
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Change: Sudden Stop in Reverse (Applies to BX24 and others.) When in reverse, the tractor stops with a sudden jolt when you lift your foot off the pedal. This is normal, though undesirable. Various owners have complained about it on the TBN forums. Currently there is no cure offered by Kubota.
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Change: Renamed from Manoeuvring by Nov 13 2007, 1:25 AM EST for: misspelling
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Change: Getting Stuck / Unstuck Tips on getting unstuck Stability (Important safety matters) How steep is too steep?Operating on a slopewhat does it take to roll a BX 24bx takes off down hill Ballast in tires
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Change: Getting Stuck / Unstuck Tips on getting unstuckStability (Important safety matters)
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