Cruise Control BX2200

[tomnky]

view of all levers and linkage installed

 

[tomnky]

Release actuated by the brake pedal

 

[tomnky]

outer view of all levers

 

[tomnky]

pic of the BX

 

[tomnky]

another

 

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rear view

 

[tomnky]

side view

 

[tomnky]

right side , that should be about all the pics I took , the installation isn't that hard ,just time consuming.

 

[Junkman]

Thanks for posting the pictures. They are very helpful to understand how the mechanics of the system work. Now, if someone could please post a picture of the mounting of the seat belt on the right hand side of the tractor? With this picture, I believe that I could relocate the seat belt on the BX 22 and add the cruise control to the tractor. I believe that is the only impediment to the installation on a BX22/23...

 

[tomnky]

I wished I had known that before I used all that camera up I could have taken one.....If I get a chance I will take one of the BX2200 if You think it will help. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[tomnky]

Paul,
I just received the instructions from You.Thanks soo very Much!

While looking at the new bracket installation for the cruise control I noticed that the return port for Your remote hydraulics is blocked by the plate for the cruise control.

Although the part # for the bracket on the 2200 & the 2230 are the same.

I seriously doubt there is enough room to use that port as return for the hydraulics without modification to the bracket for the cruise control. Look at my posted pic in this thread of the before and after installation of the bracket & compare to Your pic of where the return fitting is supposed to go.
Let me know what You think.

Thanks, Tom /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[tomnky]

Here are the parts list of the kit.

 

[Junkman]

It appears that it will be close, but i believe that there is enough room, but it would be tight. Look at the picture and give me your opinion.

 

[tomnky]

Looking at it , I have to agree with You , It looks like it would be a "tight" fit.

It probably will work but the return hose will have to be just so-so in its' location for sure.

I looked up the individual part numbers on the hoses and found out Kubota sure is proud of them on individual pricing.

The fitting to go in the block alone is almost $10.00, One hose (100") is over $100.00

Sounds like one needs to visit the local Parker store for sure /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif
BTW: I will try to take a pic of the seat belt this next week and get the film processed.(bear with me)

 

[Junkman]

all parts are standard off the shelf items. The only thing is Kubota has the orientation for the fittings already set. This might take your having one end of the hose made up and then going back to have the other end installed once you determine orientation of the other end fitting. This is only important on the 90 & 45 degree fittings. I had to have the 100" hoses cut in half for my application om the BX22. There isnt enough room under the tractor to get the hoses past the hydro cooling fan on my machine with out them hitting. Try running the hoses before you pay to having them made up. You can use a length of gas line hose since it is the same diameter.

 

[tomnky]

Paul here is a pic of where the right side seat belt attaches on a BX2200 /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[tomnky]

Here just for the heck of it is the left side.

I hope these pics give You an idea as to the location of them. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif