http://www.orangetractortalks.com/2009/03/ok-to-use-biodiesel-in-my-kubota/ EVERYTHING KUBOTA Wed, 23 Jun 2010 02:20:21 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 http://www.orangetractortalks.com/2009/03/ok-to-use-biodiesel-in-my-kubota/comment-page-1/#comment-2813 Victoria Thu, 21 Jan 2010 06:18:30 +0000 http://www.orangetractortalks.com/?p=1454#comment-2813 Greetings. I have been running my BX1850 on B99 since I bought it almost 3 years ago (been running my cars on it since 2003). Runs great and smells even better. However, late last fall it started lugging a bit when I used the mower. I picked up a pair of new fuel filters, but when I opened it up, discovered that the original fuel lines had turned to telltale molten goo. I was honestly surprised that Kubota would supply their tractors with what I assume must be natural rubber fuel lines on diesels. (Those of us who use biodiesel know that it eats rubber for lunch!) Anyway, I am now in the process of replacing the lines with some of far better quality. I am looking forward to getting my BX back on the road... err, I mean grass again. Love the tractor and love biodiesel. Cheers. Greetings. I have been running my BX1850 on B99 since I bought it almost 3 years ago (been running my cars on it since 2003). Runs great and smells even better. However, late last fall it started lugging a bit when I used the mower. I picked up a pair of new fuel filters, but when I opened it up, discovered that the original fuel lines had turned to telltale molten goo. I was honestly surprised that Kubota would supply their tractors with what I assume must be natural rubber fuel lines on diesels. (Those of us who use biodiesel know that it eats rubber for lunch!) Anyway, I am now in the process of replacing the lines with some of far better quality. I am looking forward to getting my BX back on the road… err, I mean grass again. Love the tractor and love biodiesel. Cheers.

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