rpoage
Gold Member
I'm have a little over 10 hours now on a new BX2350 and the reverse problem is a PITA or should I say PITN¸ neck? I can see how this problem could get someone in trouble on steep terrain or when using the FEL (problem is much worse at higher RPM)
I hope Kubota is still looking at this, as this is what is what my dealer told me when I wrote the check. When I test drove the tractor and didn't expect the problem and I pulled the front wheels off the ground and tore the sod a little. My neck was sore for two days afterward. I think I have a pretty good touch and I still, on occasion, I miss when mowing and doing 90deg corners requiring a short back up to keep the lines straight.
I hope Kubota is still looking at this, as this is what is what my dealer told me when I wrote the check. When I test drove the tractor and didn't expect the problem and I pulled the front wheels off the ground and tore the sod a little. My neck was sore for two days afterward. I think I have a pretty good touch and I still, on occasion, I miss when mowing and doing 90deg corners requiring a short back up to keep the lines straight.
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