Got my BX2350 repaired.

[dodge man]

Since my tractor was new every once and a while the HST pedal would stick. Its been getting worse. Sometimes this could get a little dicey depending on what you were doing. I hauled it to the dealer and they found the problem. The HST pedal has a little dampner, that looks alot like the struts that hold open the hoods and decklids of cars. This dampner had a sticky spot in it and they replaced it. I haven't had a chance to try it out yet, but the mechanic said he moved snow with it for about a 1/2 hour on the dealership lot and he thinks it's good. They also washed it for me. What a deal and all covered by warranty!

 

[JOHNTHOMAS]

The dealer is the answer. Just think we could have another 50 running pages of how sorry Kubotas are and the compnay doesn't care about their customer. The dealer fixed it at no charge. Maybe Kubota reimbursed him and maybe they didn't. It doesn't matter. The tractor is fixed and the customer is satisfied. This should not be the exception but the standard. Clearly identified problem corrected.

 

[jimmer2880]

Thanks for the post. My new (to me) 1830 doesn't come back to "center" as quickly as I would like. I'll have to check if I have some of those struts.

 

[smallfarmer]

I just got my BX back with all new hydraulic lines under warranty. There was a problem with the o-ring seats.
When I talked to them I simply stated the problem, they sent a mechanic over, he looked, and he left with the tractor. No rants, no raves. Dealer has treated me good.
I did notice the mine would roll on occasionally, but I thought it might be from ice and cold...I think I'll look at it some more.