Oil & Fuel fuel leak on bx2200

[Tom_H]

If you need to work on an uphill incline, it can leak regardless of whether you have had the fix. I had mine full once and driving up the tilt bed trailer made it leak all over the place through the relief valve in the rear left corner. Make sure you're not totally full if you need to go up an incline.

 

[gwdixon]

If you need to work on an uphill incline, it can leak regardless of whether you have had the fix. I had mine full once and driving up the tilt bed trailer made it leak all over the place through the relief valve in the rear left corner. Make sure you're not totally full if you need to go up an incline.

Good knowledge. Will have to check for that relief valve.

 

[Hoosier_Daddy]

GW , I understand your leak. There a was a problem with the original BX 2200's with a tank issue I learned on here and I asked about it. I was told mine was OK.

Then after 2 years I developed a fuel leak if I filled the tank up.. Same as you said on the left side. I was pissed.

Because the tractor was running rough I had changed one fuel filter and it smoothed out..

And, then one day on here, I found out I had another fuel filter under the middle of the tractor. I got under and changed it and then realized I did not have a leak anymore when filling past half tank.. Never had the leak problem again...

You may have a real leak but a cheap attempt to try is to change both filters and see what happens..

Worked for me..

Thanks,

Tom

 

[gwdixon]

The "worked for me" solution is always the best. That is why a forum like this is so valuable. Sharing fixes is what being neighborly is all about on the farm.

 

[radioman]

The "worked for me" solution is always the best. That is why a forum like this is so valuable. Sharing fixes is what being neighborly is all about on the farm.

agreed!!

 

[johann]

I agree as well, you have all been helpful to me!

Thanks!