Yup, sticking pedal....Any formal doc, email??????

gsxr1100 · Apr 9, 2004

I think Kubota knows now since the guy I talked to knew what I was taking about. Evern asked about some other things it might do.

Henro · Apr 9, 2004

Mine was sticking or very slow to return to neutral last fall. I sprayed it with something...don't remember what.

After little use over the winter, it still seems to be normal. Almost neck-snapping stops when i lift my foot.

So I guess lube does work sometimes... /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif Only 25 hours on my 2200 so far though...

LOUIE44 · Apr 9, 2004

my bx22 pedal has been sticking for over a year
i finally decided to douse it with wd 40
and it seems to now stop like when it was new

bluecon1 · May 13, 2004

I'm kind of new to the board, and after catching up on some of the reading, realize that I have had many of the problems that other BX owners have had. The most recent is the "sticking pedal". I've got 540 hours and just have this problem now. Coincidently, it happened after being parked outside all week, in the rain/snow. In it's 4 years, it has always been inside. I've sprayed the linkages, and thought that nothing was improving, but last night, it was almost like the oil got to where it was needed, and it has freed up. I was beginning to think the problem was internal, like others have mentioned. Just thought I'd advise guys with this problem (with no warranty left) to keep spraying the linkage etc before taking their tractors in to the dealer.

TNCHRIS · May 14, 2004

i was told by my dealer to not put anything but super udt in a hydro, it could cause pedal sticking. th e othe transmission use whatever. this was for an L3830, so don't know for sure on bx. might be worth canging fluid.

r0GuE · May 15, 2004

Mine returns mostly. Its bec ome second nature to check and see if I'm still moving and bump reverse a bit to get it to stop. The good thing is it sticks enough that if I move it reverse a bit it just stays there then. /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif