BX2200 lost all hydrolics.

[stuj1115]

After using my 2200 on sat, I started it on monday, and all hydraulics were gone. No bucket lift, no 3-pt, no transmission or pto. I'm wondering if I broke an internal shaft or pump. Thanks Stu Johnson stuj1115@yahoo.com

 

[Tom_H]

Do you see any signs of fluid on the ground? If parked on pavement, you should see some if there's a leak. If you were working on soil or turf, and particularly if you parked there, you could have leaked out and not see a trace. My BX2200 was new in the year 2000. In 2007, my hydro lines under the floorboard just got old and cracked. I had to get new ones. The quick connects on the loader also wore, began leaking, and had to be replaced. Check along all your lines for signs of leaks, and also the ground where you worked last and parked.

Also, check your fluid level. The dipstick and fill hole are in the center of the 3ph in the back. If the reservoir is low, add some fluid and wait to see if some begins leaking somewhere. If not, crank up and wait to see if some gets pumped out. If not, try to operate some hydraulics while still sitting still and see if some comes out.

 

[dex3361]

After using my 2200 on sat, I started it on monday, and all hydraulics were gone. No bucket lift, no 3-pt, no transmission or pto. I'm wondering if I broke an internal shaft or pump. Thanks Stu Johnson stuj1115@yahoo.com

Welcome to TBN and its good to have you here.You didnt say where you were located but here are some things to consider. I checked the parts manual on a BX2200 and it has 2 filters(1 screw on filter and a screen type filter on the bottom of the suction tube. If it extremely cold and you have moisture in your hydraulic fluid it can plug off the filter. The filters could also be clogged with something else. Obviously (I miss the obvious sometimes) check the hydraulic fluid level. Have you changed your Hyd filters on schedule? Reply back if you do not have a parts book and we will see if we can fix you up. Hope this helps.