djwill
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Ive heard the noise on mine also, but being a newb, I called the neighbor over to have a listen and he said it sounds fine /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif
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New BX24 is making hissing sounds??????
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djwill
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Ive heard the noise on mine also, but being a newb, I called the neighbor over to have a listen and he said it sounds fine /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif
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Tollster
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I noticed on my BX23 I have had the same noises. One coming from the back hoe and one comes from up front somewhere. The one in the back is constant, but the one up front comes and goes. It seems to be on the front left hydrolic assembly for the FEL. I seem to notice it more at higher RPMS.
I have detected no leaks and all seems to work fine. I have notice the right hydrolic assembly on the FEL seems to activate sooner than the left when lifting. But assume its normal as there is visual no damge to the lines or welds on either side of the FEL.
At least I hope thats the case as I can only assume, which to me means ASK-U-ME. So I am also asking if this normal, which I should have done before I assumed.
I have detected no leaks and all seems to work fine. I have notice the right hydrolic assembly on the FEL seems to activate sooner than the left when lifting. But assume its normal as there is visual no damge to the lines or welds on either side of the FEL.
At least I hope thats the case as I can only assume, which to me means ASK-U-ME. So I am also asking if this normal, which I should have done before I assumed.
Tollster
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I noticed on my BX23 I have had the same noises. One coming from the back hoe and one comes from up front somewhere. The one in the back is constant, but the one up front comes and goes. It seems to be on the front left hydrolic assembly for the FEL. I seem to notice it more at higher RPMS.
I have detected no leaks and all seems to work fine. I have notice the right hydrolic assembly on the FEL seems to activate sooner than the left when lifting. But assume its normal as there is visual no damge to the lines or welds on either side of the FEL.
At least I hope thats the case as I can only assume, which to me means ASK-U-ME. So I am also asking if this normal, which I should have done before I assumed.
I have detected no leaks and all seems to work fine. I have notice the right hydrolic assembly on the FEL seems to activate sooner than the left when lifting. But assume its normal as there is visual no damge to the lines or welds on either side of the FEL.
At least I hope thats the case as I can only assume, which to me means ASK-U-ME. So I am also asking if this normal, which I should have done before I assumed.
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Thanks for all your help guys.
The hissing noise comes and goes only when the engine has been running for a while (warm) and is most notable when at low idle. I suspect it's the small fan that keeps the trany etc. cool that's making this hissing noise. Everything checks out and the machine runs and performs great. So I'm going to consider it normal.
All your responses were GREATLY appreciated.
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The hissing noise comes and goes only when the engine has been running for a while (warm) and is most notable when at low idle. I suspect it's the small fan that keeps the trany etc. cool that's making this hissing noise. Everything checks out and the machine runs and performs great. So I'm going to consider it normal.
All your responses were GREATLY appreciated.
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NoviceguyInCT
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- BX24 TLB & old JD 400, JD H140
Thanks for all your help guys.
The hissing noise comes and goes only when the engine has been running for a while (warm) and is most notable when at low idle. I suspect it's the small fan that keeps the trany etc. cool that's making this hissing noise. Everything checks out and the machine runs and performs great. So I'm going to consider it normal.
All your responses were GREATLY appreciated.
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The hissing noise comes and goes only when the engine has been running for a while (warm) and is most notable when at low idle. I suspect it's the small fan that keeps the trany etc. cool that's making this hissing noise. Everything checks out and the machine runs and performs great. So I'm going to consider it normal.
All your responses were GREATLY appreciated.
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