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Hello everyone!
Is kubota having common problems? I mean common as a brand or as series for the Kubota brand? And I mean problems like troubleshooting, something broken, common problems in the gearbox, engine, hydraulics, etc.
Service Dept Vic
04-02-2009, 09:09 PM
Here in our shop, we always seem to see the same type of repairs. 9 times out of 10 It can be traced back to lack of proper maintenance.
Maintain your Kubota, change it's oils and filters per the maintenance schedule and you won't be on the back end of a repair bill for a pile of bearings that ran dry, because the seal was leaking oil. Plenty of advance notice that something was needing attention!!
For instance the hour meter cable that snaps at 5 inches from the engine. Is it the lack of proper maintenance? :D
Mine is broken too... :(
Service Dept Vic
04-07-2009, 09:28 PM
Couldn't hurt to keep it lubed up!
kendiverdown
09-10-2009, 04:00 AM
I have a 2007 GR2100 with 101 hours. I have noticed there is a hose located under the seat that looks like it is a vent or overflow hose with a plastic valveof some kind on the end, anyway, there is transmittion fluid leaking from this hose. What should I check to find out what kinda problem I have?
Thanks
Ken
Service Dept Vic
09-10-2009, 08:58 AM
Transmission may be a little full. Check level and adjust as needed.
osut362
09-12-2009, 07:05 PM
m9000's...fuel guage, 2 m9000's in the neighborhood and no working fuel guage on either one....one of them is mine!...............al
Tardis
07-18-2010, 04:10 PM
I have a GR2100. the glide steer cable right front to rear is broken. how do I remove the cable from the front past the power steering cylinder and frame?
any help would be appreciated thankyou
Jake:confused:
logger
08-24-2010, 08:54 AM
I have a GR2100. the glide steer cable right front to rear is broken. how do I remove the cable from the front past the power steering cylinder and frame?
any help would be appreciated thankyou
Jake:confused:
You need to get the two front wheels off the ground so that the axle will swivel around the king pin. This will allow additional space on one side or the other as you swivel the axle. I have replaced two glide steer cables. The first time with the wheels on the ground and it would have been impossible if I hadn't used a pull rope attached to the old cable when I pulled it out. It still took forever the work in through. The second time I lifted the front end off the ground and had it done in five minutes. Good luck.
Logger
aeroman
09-10-2010, 06:23 PM
Hello,
This post is directed at one of you friendly servicemen, or someone who has experienced this problem. On my rear axle, left side, the glide steer actuator (right name?) appears to have a fluid leak where the shaft enters the axle housing. I'm assuming there is a seal on the shaft leaking. Is this a common GR2100 problem? Can the seal be changed from the outside of the housing? How do I get the actuator shaft out if I can change it fom outside the axle housing etc. etc. . The leak isn't bad yet....just a couple of drops on the garage floor after each use. Thanks in advance for any help. :)
Sam427
09-11-2010, 09:55 AM
The Glow Plug Controller seems to be a fairly common problem, at least on the L series. I was told it goes bad mostly from people letting the tractors sit out in the weather.
My shaft seal that goes to the front wheel drive leaks a little, I just keep an eye on the fluid level.
Other than that, I haven't had any trouble other than normal wear and tear, and mine gets a serious workout every time I get on it.:D
cdugger
02-03-2011, 01:15 PM
i have 2002 L3010 gst that has 853 hrs on and one day i started hearin hyd oil runnin through value where you lift loader and then all hyd quit workin it sat in shed for bout year and i cranked it one day and the steerin will work now but nothin else will there was no metal in hyd filter or oil and i can't find anyone to tell me whats wrong
goslowlowe
09-30-2011, 08:25 PM
I have a GR2100. the glide steer cable right front to rear is broken. how do I remove the cable from the front past the power steering cylinder and frame?
any help would be appreciated thankyou
Jake:confused:
Did you get it replaced ?
goslowlowe
09-30-2011, 08:32 PM
You need to get the two front wheels off the ground so that the axle will swivel around the king pin. This will allow additional space on one side or the other as you swivel the axle. I have replaced two glide steer cables. The first time with the wheels on the ground and it would have been impossible if I hadn't used a pull rope attached to the old cable when I pulled it out. It still took forever the work in through. The second time I lifted the front end off the ground and had it done in five minutes. Good luck.
Logger
So I'll lift the front end off the ground for sure,do I need to take the mower deck off as well? I couldn't seem to see the cable more than 4-5 inches from the front wheel . Im assuming it's about 24 - 30 inches long going to the rear axle ?
They either multiply or grow.
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