BX25 Stabilizer

[Hans1214]

I have a brand new BX25 that the right side stabilizer will go down but won't push the tractor up like the left side will. It's a long trip back to my dealer for service. Anything I might look for. Thanks in advance!

 

[Paulemar]

Try working the stabilizers up and down along with the rest of your hydraulics. There is probably air still in the system that hasn't been purged yet. If that is the problem, it will cure itself as the air is circulated out of the cylinders and lines and replaced with fluid. Air in the system will compress under load whereas fluid won't. It may take a little while to work the air out.

 

[85Hokie]

I have a brand new BX25 that the right side stabilizer will go down but won't push the tractor up like the right side will. It's a long trip back to my dealer for service. Anything I might look for. Thanks in advance!

When they are up, and you work the levers at the same time, do they BOTH move down about the same rate? If you let go of one side the other side should speed up some, depends on your engine rpms too. Either air or there is some restriction in that line. Continue to work the cylinder back and forth. Report back.

 

[hodge]

If it is a warranty issue, the responsibility should be on your dealer to get to the tractor, not you get the tractor to them. You should not have to incure expenses for warranty work. If you can't get it worked out, see if they will send a serviceman to you to check the function and work out a solution.
Welcome to the forum!

 

[Hans1214]

Seems to be getting better. Thanks for the advice.

 

[85Hokie]

Seems to be getting better. Thanks for the advice.

So.....is it lifting the rear end off the ground???

 

[Hans1214]

Not yet 85. Will be working with it next weekend and will see what happens.