JD 110TLB won稚 move!

[dicepilot]

I have owned my tractor for 10 years now with hardly any issues. Yesterday after running it for about an hour using the FEL, I started using the backhoe. After a few minutes, I tried to creep backwards to reposition the backhoe and it would not move. Thinking it may be the seat switch, I flipped the seat and tried to move with the pedals. No luck. No warning code flashes or other indications. I messed with the seat switches and got the .-.- off seat code. Decided to bypass the seat switches and code went away, but tractor will not move. With pedal or creeper switch, the RPM will drop around 100 after a couple of seconds. Release pedal or creeper and RPM returns to where it was. Checked CB痴 and all are good. Any ideas on where to look next?

George

 

[stucker34]

The transmission and creep function can't be used at the same time. If your pedals are engaged even a little, the creep won't work. I had a few different issues that were resolved by lubricating the forward and reverse pedals. Under the floor is a black cover with the springs and whatnot that react to the pedals being pushed. Lubricate the **** out of all that stuff then work the pedals a few times and then try the creep function again.

 

[trctr155]

Great advise. I recently had this related problem and found it to be the seat switch. But while diagnosing I removed the entire pedal assembly and lubed. I decided to lube with silicon spray rather than a oily product as I didn't want to promote any dust to accumulate there. Food for thought.

 

[dicepilot]

Thanks for the advice. The pedals have been sticking, so I will lube them up good. Embarrassingly, I found the gear selector had been bumped out of A, but looked engaged. I had even bumped it forward while troubleshooting. After reading some other threads, I moved the gear selector to C, then back to A and it fully engaged. All went well yesterday and today, but while returning to the barn I got the Ground Speed Control fault code (...-). Guess that will be next weeks project.

Thanks again,

George