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The KTAC insurance is only available when the purchase is financed through the Kubota dealer.

If you are concerned about the rust on the end of the shaft I would clean it with a Scotch Brite pad. I purchase them at an auto body supply store inexpensively and they come in 2 or 3 different grits. Once it is cleaned if it still appears that it will damage the new seal, you could install a...

The new Kubota RTV comes with a 2-year bumper-to-bumper warranty and a 5-year warranty on the driveline. If you finance it through Kubotas dealer financing (Known as KTAC) it will also have insurance for damage, fire, and theft. It is a good deal, especially if you have little experience driving...

If you want to go with dual batteries, then consider adding a Cole Hersee dual battery switch. With this switch, you can select Battery 1, Battery 2, or both batteries 1 and 2. The best part is that you can turn both batteries off when you leave the machine, so if you inadvertently leave...

If you go to www.messicks.com look up the bumper for your tractor and click on the part number it will then tell you how many other machines the part will fit. I have found this tool to be one of the most valuable parts of their Kubota parts website. I would have looked it up for you, however...

If you can remove the heater without too much trouble, then place the heater lower than the engine and start the engine. This will purge the air from the heater core. If not, then you are going to need to drain the system and use a tool like this Schwaben Coolant Vacuum Fill Tool...

Retorquing head bolts has been a procedure for many decades with standard bolts. The reasoning behind it is that sometimes there might be a rough spot on the threads of the bolt or in the block that will allow you to reach the predetermined torque value however the head of the bolt isn't set to...

Right now, you have an expensive boat anchor, so unless you are ready to cut your losses and just bail out for what you have in it or even lose money in the end is a personal decision. If it were me, I would look into the cost of a transmission from Kubota rather than trying to rebuild it...

Check pressure readings at your loader valve. It might be that you will need to boost the pressures in the system, however, I don't know the exact procedure for doing that. Best to refer to your service manual if you have one.

I know that I am late to the party, however, the heater might be air-bound, which means that there is a large air bubble at the top of the heater. If you haven't found a solution to the problem post a reply and I will give you some hints to fix the problem.

You can use a linear activator mounted to the side of the chute. Kubota does make one, however, it is quite expensive compared to what you can make up yourself if you are handy. I have one that I took off a used blower when I sold it because the new owner didn't want it, so I gave him credit...

Happy New Year to all you old guys! Good to see that everyone is still here. Best of health to all...... Junk

Have them install chain grabbing hooks on the outside edge of the bucket and a open hook in the middle. Also make sure that they reinforce the front lip of the bucket. Chevy Orange paint is identical to the Kubota Orange, so it will be easy to keep it looking new for many years to come. Heck...

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Those look like the type that Kubota uses on some of there tractors. You know, the low end ones that start at $25,000 US dollars....

Are you going to be replacing that seal with a home made one???? :hide:

I have a finely tuned ear that can tell the differance between speeds within a 10% margin...

India is the only English speaking country that you need a translator to understand what they are saying.:sorry:

When I used Norton, which was a paid product, I had more computer problems than I could handle. I removed Norton from my machine, and it wrecked my Internet Explorer, to the extent that I couldn't use IE at all. I had to call Microsoft and have them fix the machine so it was stable again. It...

Do it the old fashioned way..... use a stick of dynamite to blast it loose...:bump: