Dataway
Gold Member
I was mowing a low hill at about 40 degrees incline (going up) when my BX2200 gas gauge went to way below empty ... and there it sits.
So far no amount of jiggling or addition of fuel has changed the position of the needle. Fuses are all good.
I'd welcome ideas about the cause ( float stuck seems likely).
And ... since I have a cab and ROPS ... anyway other than removing both of those to get to the sending unit wiring at the tank end? I pulled off the left hand plastic surround on the hydraulic controls and you can almost see in there, but only about 1/2" of clearance between the tank and the fender. Does the fender remove separately from the rest of the body? If so I might be able to pull the ROPS and some of the cab bolts and get the fender off by itself ?
Thanks
So far no amount of jiggling or addition of fuel has changed the position of the needle. Fuses are all good.
I'd welcome ideas about the cause ( float stuck seems likely).
And ... since I have a cab and ROPS ... anyway other than removing both of those to get to the sending unit wiring at the tank end? I pulled off the left hand plastic surround on the hydraulic controls and you can almost see in there, but only about 1/2" of clearance between the tank and the fender. Does the fender remove separately from the rest of the body? If so I might be able to pull the ROPS and some of the cab bolts and get the fender off by itself ?
Thanks