B2601 seat switch ..help!

[bearthebruce]

Yep, if I had one, it would have been used!

 

[CalG]

Bouncing off the seat indicates you need to slow down....

Who is bouncing?

 

[LarJea]

I heated up the spring beside the safety switch on my B2601. It was a long time ago and don't remember how hot but guessing around 600 degrees with a heat gun, not enough to discolor the spring, but so that the switch wouldn't kill the engine until I left the seat.

 

[Aussie Cargo]

Anybody that does not use a seat belt and keep the ROPS in place whilst operating any machine equipped with them is an idiot who steals oxygen.

 

[BackRoad]

Anybody that does not use a seat belt and keep the ROPS in place whilst operating any machine equipped with them is an idiot who steals oxygen.

Four posts in 2 years, and this is the best you can do to add value to the conversation?

I'm happy stealing oxygen!

 

[Mudfarmer]

Whenever I need the seat safety switch to stay quiet (particularly when mowing fields on hot days when I like to stand up to relieve my butt for a few go-rounds) I use my trusty bungee cords strapped across the back of the seat [to the ROPS] to keep the seat in place. Works fine on my B2650 so should work on a B2601. BTW several bungee cords strapped on the ROPS in back and the brush guard in front are handy and always seem to be used for one thing or another - for example keeping the top-link up and away from banging against the PTO cover when no implement is on the three-point.