BX-24 snowblower front mount

[BleedingOrange]

Sounds like you have a hydraulic pump or flow problem. Sorry I couldn,t help.

 

[whatever1]

Could anyone that has this or similar snowblower with a hydraulic chute turner try this... raise the blower a 6-9 inches and try to turn the chute left (cw) then right (ccw) with the blower in the raised position please.

 

[BleedingOrange]

I have one, and it always works no matter what height I have it at. Try moving your hoses around and see if you can isolate certain positions or conditions.

 

[whatever1]

I have one, and it always works no matter what height I have it at. Try moving your hoses around and see if you can isolate certain positions or conditions.

at any height it will turn ccw to the left just not to the right fluid level is good just thought maybe some linkage is out of wack

 

[leonz]

You have a bad or loose adjustment on your gimbal controls.

 

[BleedingOrange]

I don,t know what tractor you have your blower mounted on, but try this and report back. Switch the out 2 hoses with the inner two, and let us know how each different position on your joystick works. What rpms are you trying this at ? try it at 2000 rpm as a test.

 

[whatever1]

You have a bad or loose adjustment on your gimbal controls.

OK what do I look for ? specifically How would I adjust it ?

 

[leonz]

Please call your dealer and ask them if the gimbal springs in the valve body can
be replaced before you do anything else as you may have a broken spring in one
of the spools.

Edit: I found out today that the gimbal springs in these kubota loader valves can be replaced.

 

[CalG]

Please call your dealer and ask them if the gimbal springs in the valve body can
be replaced before you do anything else as you may have a broken spring in one
of the spools.

Using this Webster's definition, I'm trying to imagine just what a broken "gimbal spring" might be.

": a device that permits a body to incline freely in any direction or suspends it so that it will remain level when its support is tipped

—usually used in plural"

 

[whatever1]

You have a bad or loose adjustment on your gimbal controls.

you win..... what I found was a nut worked its way off could not find a diagram of what was there so I double nutted it. Everything works as it should