BX25D rolls some after letting off? No ....to brake on left

[ddb123]

I'm not a BX25D owner, but I seem to recall reading a few times that the pedal requires some grease to get it to return to center properly.

 

[Kanook]

Is it possible that the loader valve has priority over the go pedal? ....I seem to recall a similar experiences when using my B1700 FEL to move a 6 cyl truck engine a few years back. The tractor always came to an abrupt stop when letting off the go pedal but when moving the heavy engine suspended from a chain, I recall having to do the 2 feet shuffle. My new B2650 has the brake pedals correctly situated on the left side of platform.

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

My 2014 BX25D has a little roll to it also. My MX5100 does not, it stops and sits still, where as the BX25D will just edge forward a wee little bit, more so with so weight on it. Bumped the garden gate the first time because I was not expecting it. Now I am used to it and don't really notice it much but it did take a little getting used to.

Thanks. Any more BX25D owners with a response?

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

Is it possible that the loader valve has priority over the go pedal? ....I seem to recall a similar experiences when using my B1700 FEL to move a 6 cyl truck engine a few years back. The tractor always came to an abrupt stop when letting off the go pedal but when moving the heavy engine suspended from a chain, I recall having to do the 2 feet shuffle. My new B2650 has the brake pedals correctly situated on the left side of platform.

It's doing it with nothing on/in the bucket. Clutch pedals are on left side and brake pedals are on right side to be right especially with HST and after being on right for 11 years and over 10 tractors.

 

[Code54]

I really notice it when I am on a steep hill, I have to hold the brakes or it will roll. With the other machines I could be on most of my hills (all but the steepest) and and stop dead just by releasing the pedal.
John - as for the brakes - I get them mixed up time from time. Especially when i am using both machines and jumping back and forth. Im sure it is comically at times if the wife or kids are watching.....

 

[Kanook]

It's doing it with nothing on/in the bucket. Clutch pedals are on left side and brake pedals are on right side to be right especially with HST and after being on right for 11 years and over 10 tractors.

There is no clutch pedal on my B2650HSDC....Go pedal on right and brakes are on the left, so operator operates the go pedal with right foot and left foot does the brake and if the two brake pedals are unlocked, the individual brakes are available for steering assistance...like the old Farmal Super C we used to
have. ..And I thought it wash loading something heavy at the time....Guess I gotta clean my glasses...MY Apologies.

 

[rbarker]

My BX 25 non D doesn't stop as well as my BX 2200 did when using just the hydro. I have gotten used to it now and don't really notice but when you mentioned it I remembered being concerned when I first got the new tractor.

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[dragoneggs]

Thanks. Any more BX25D owners with a response?

Sorry JT, took me awhile to get to this with family xmas parties and all. Mine stops pretty much immediately. In low gear it is fairly gentle. In high gear it stops too quick for my taste (with a jerk).

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

Sorry JT, took me awhile to get to this with family xmas parties and all. Mine stops pretty much immediately. In low gear it is fairly gentle. In high gear it stops too quick for my taste (with a jerk).

I thought you had a BX25 for a few years. Did you trade/buy another one of the new 25Ds that just came out? How long have you had it?

 

[ericher69]

Op;

To clear this up-for me...

Is it a problem creeping when letting off the HST

Or a problem when tractor is already stopped?

You talk about both therefore it leads me to believe that you have an issue in both scenario's.

Thanks

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