If you own a Kubota tractor the last thing that you expect to see a radiator full of black engine oil. It is an ugly sight staring into the top of the radiator neck and seeing all the black oil in there. You may find yourself wondering exactly how it happened.
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Credit goes to Bill from www.dieseltraders.com.au who helped us clarify some of the technical details in this article.
The Role of the Differential
This is a quick article that discusses how to engage your Kubota’s differential lock and why you might want to do so. But first, we must understand what the role of your Kubota’s differential [...]

The arrival of winter. Subzero temperatures across Canada and the United States. Time for a refresher course on how to get your Kubota tractor starting in cold weather. We will assume that you are already using the appropriate cold weather diesel (or the correct additives) to prevent your fuel from gelling.
Prevention
There are a few things [...]

This is the last table of this kind that cross-references air, fuel or oil filters from several manufactuerers. With this chart, if the original Kubota part is not available, or is priced more than you would like to spend, you can find the comparable filter from NAPA, Baldwin, Wix or Fram.
Other Charts of Interest
Air Filter [...]

Here is a quick table that cross-references the gray market Kubota air filter part numbers from several major manufacturers. With this chart, if the original Kubota part is not available, or is priced more than you would like to spend, you can find the comparable filter from NAPA, Baldwin, Wix or Fram – handy when [...]

Hello, Mr. K here. We have created a handy table that cross-references the gray market Kubota oil filter part numbers from several major manufacturers. With this chart, if the original Kubota part is not available, or is priced more than you would like to spend, you can find the comparable filter from NAPA, Baldwin, Wix [...]

We’ve added a Kubota Gallery to the website! Feel free to post your favorite Kubota hauling dirt, digging a hole, tilling or mowing – whatever you’d like to show others. You can access the gallery with the link above, or look on the right-hand menu for “Kubota Gallery”.
How to Reference Photos from your Comments
The gallery [...]

In Part 3 we finished primed and painted. Next, we must reassemble our Kubota and apply fresh decals.
Reassembly
After your final coat has been applied allow the fenders, hood and dash to air dry for several hours. This will allow the paint to harden to a degree that handling won’t leave fingerprint marks. Keeping the heat [...]

This is the third article in a series that covers off some methods to prep and paint your Kubota tractor. Before reading this part, consider Part 1 and Part 2 if you have not yet read them.
Dismantle Fenders and Hood
The next step in the weekend overhaul of your Kubota tractor is to further dismantle the [...]