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How many do you know of coming loose or can not be tightened securely? I like the kubota but some things make me wonder if they are still mad from losing WW2, such as their sorry example of transmission. Before anyone gets upset about this comment, I would remind them that the M46 taken (Korean...

Yup! same goes for the loose nut at the steering wheel☺

Spent quite a bit of time on dust logging roads in BC this year, hauled the kubota home a few days ago, used the air hose to blow off a summers worth of dust, when I raised the bed, I noticed the transmission dipstick had dust stuck to it "oil" the plastic dipstick was loose, matter of fact it...

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stick with old oil☺☺ diesel mixed with oil is ok, makes a good raw wood preservative

Mice and wood rats for some reason hate the smell of bounce fabric softeners. I keep plastic bags stuffed with bounce sheets, even old socks work , just about anyplace I don't want wires chewed ☺

HP? my little 24 HP Kioti does just fine but I do have to put the PTO in low

knew a fellow once that got to close, the tree roots weren't as deep as he thought☺

If you live near a dealer ask around if they have a good wrench turner. Kubota has changed the pressure settings for the transmission more than once. With a little luck you might find the previous owner didn't like to pay the price for Kubota oil and filters or he might have been one that liked...

I've been looking for a steering column lever like my old model A has

I think almost everyone uses zip ties☺☺☺

any good electric shop can repair your old one, that way you will have a standby. a new rotor and brushes is most all that's needed.

As close to the winch as possible, someplace where it won't be getting wet. I like to spray all the connections with a battery post spray, and if you remember to loosen and re-tighten all of them once a year just maybe you can stop the corrosion. I've always had a hard time keeping the hot wire...

Found this video on the flip flop winch, the fellow like a lot of us old farts (windy) but the device does work, I can see it saving someone a long walk home, in my part of the world I would be looking for trees instead of burying stakes ☺ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFDGGht3CQU

A good welder sometimes can repair cracks, might be worth checking out I think I would file a grievance with ebay

You might ask around and see if you live near a shop or business that specialize in building hot cars, building new drive shafts is something very common. just a thought ☺☺

What you ask would take a big book trying to explain, instead talk with any experienced diesel wrench turner, farmer or truck driver that does their own repairs. They will try and explain to you that if the fuel is to lean and your exhaust temp goes through the roof you will burn a hole in one...

What kind of warranty comes with the track? Reason I ask on a facebook forum their's a photo of a X900 with tracks, no idea how but he busted something on the left front, in the picture it looked like everything came off, had to get the wife to drag him to the trailer

Not no engineer but me thinks this was kubotas answer to air filters getting plugged with dirt and gravel. As soon as the snow is gone I'm going to make a cheesecloth bag and see what comes out besides air ☺☺

Me thinks Kubota made a huge mistake when they tied the throttle control to the transmission. A two speed is all that's needed put it low or high. Instead someone decided they would make it like driving a car with a 3 or 4 speed auto transmission. "complicated and doesn't work that great was...