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In case your still working on this, one more thing I noticed with my BX2200! This weekend I helped a friend move a load of fill dirt from the front of his driveway to the back of his property - approx. 200 yards - because the ground was too soft for the dump truck to drive back. Because of the distance to travel, I ran the tractor at about 3/4 throttle for around 3 hours while only using the loader. My temp gauge stayed at the 11:30ish position the entire time. When I was finished, I went home to cut my yard. While mowing, the gauge moved up and stayed at approx. the 1:00 position. Same day, same 94 degree heat, just different tasks and loads on the engine caused the change in the gauge - at least thats what I believe.
In case your still working on this, one more thing I noticed with my BX2200! This weekend I helped a friend move a load of fill dirt from the front of his driveway to the back of his property - approx. 200 yards - because the ground was too soft for the dump truck to drive back. Because of the distance to travel, I ran the tractor at about 3/4 throttle for around 3 hours while only using the loader. My temp gauge stayed at the 11:30ish position the entire time. When I was finished, I went home to cut my yard. While mowing, the gauge moved up and stayed at approx. the 1:00 position. Same day, same 94 degree heat, just different tasks and loads on the engine caused the change in the gauge - at least thats what I believe.