bx 2670 4 wheel drive problems. I'm stuck on what the problem is :(

[repete]

Be sure your front tires are up to maximum inflation. If your tires "squat" when weight is applied, that changes the radius changing the turning speed causing binding. I agree with everyone else in that when you are on hard surfaces you need to be in 2WD.

 

[Gary Fowler]

I was delivering a FEL bucket of dirt to my neighbor who has all concrete driveway and forgot about putting my B6 into 2 WD. When I turned it was leaving black rubber marks on the concrete from tire slippage. I backed up a bit and put it in 2 WD and no more marks. The fronts definitely spin faster than the rears which even on dirt will cause faster wear.

 

[s219]

Sounds like the nut behind the wheel is loose, and needs tightening. But the tractor is just fine, and that behavior is normal. Whether a tractor or truck, 4WD on dry pavement is going to cause binding and difficulty steering.

 

[SeymourBota]

One additional suggestion- check the fluid level in the front axle.

I had the same feeling in my BX2200 once while mowing and needed a significant amount of lube to bring the front axle up to operating level.

 

[gogojuice]

Thanks all.

I will also check the fluid level on the front axel just to be safe

 

[dragoneggs]

Thanks all.

I will also check the fluid level on the front axel just to be safe

Yep fluid level easy to check and as repete suggeste above, check your front tire pressure. The BX's lose front tire pressure easily. I ended up tubing both my fronts. Highly recommend.