3pt functionality/control problem?

[Anonymous Poster]

Well... If you get it done and it doesnt change a thing, I wont have to lose my tractor for a couple of days!!! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[Anonymous Poster]

My bx2200 has the same jumpy action when trying to lift the 3ph when using a rake or box blade. Its' awful tough to get it to lift just a little for spreading. You can hear the fluid bypassing(?) when you first get into the valve, then up she comes all at once. Throttling helps, but that can be a pain at times. I doubt its' possible, but a flow control valve or better throttling on the 3ph raise portion of the valve would be nice.
DaveL

 

[CTyler]

The dealer picked up the tractor this morning. I'll let you know what they say.

 

[Anonymous Poster]

I have the same problem on my B7500. I'm a new owner and still learning about it, so I could be wrong, but I'm under the impression the valve under the seat will affect how fast or slow the 3-pt hitch goes down, but won't affect how fast it goes up.

The notice from Kubota on the filter sounds promising. I haven't gotten one yet, but I think I'll research that.

 

[CTyler]

Hi, on mine it will affect both up and down movement.

The dealer called and found a piece of a shop rag or something in the valve. First thing my wife asked, was it blue?
Then my co worker...no faith...LOL! I know it wasn't from me since I used a brake cleaner and then wiped everything down after the filters we on.

That should fix the hicup trouble. Hopefully it will be smooth as well.

 

[40Kchicks]

My new M9000 jerks the 3pt on the way up slightly. I haven't played with it much since it only has 15 hours on it. There was an earlier thread about this happening on an M8200 but I don't know what the outcome was. Maybe this is something all Kubota owners need to check on their machines. Is something wrong here? Minor yes but I expect a new machine to work perfectly. I'll do some more testing on my tractor.
Eric

 

[sandyc]

I just got a landscape rake and noticed that my "up" is delayed until it finally jumps up. My weight box does not act that way.
I found that in adjusting the rake I have much better control in letting it down to the proper height rather than raising it to height I want. In feathering off after a run with the rake the jerky action does seem to leave a small mound versus a smooth transition. Maybe it is the nature of the beast!

 

[CTyler]

Well this burns me./forums/images/graemlins/mad.gif The 3pt does the exact same thing and still has the hicup! I specifically asked the service manager about about it to, "Oh yea they checked all that out".

 

[Anonymous Poster]

On my older Kubotas I did not have the problem. I could feather gravel in my driveway without any problems. Now with my 7500 I end up with humps and mounds all over the place. It can be really frutrating!!!!! /forums/images/graemlins/mad.gif