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RRBsingl replied to the thread Photo shoot anything lately? Random Photo Thread.A very nice Memorial Day remembrance in Washington IL today and the weather was incredible with a nice breeze in the upper 60s. Full...
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We're having a late spring here in northern Nevada - been cold (freezing at night) seems like for months now. But the last week it has... -
RRBsingl replied to the thread Photo shoot anything lately? Random Photo Thread.Living in a very rural area means no fast food delivery and more of a hassle getting fast internet but the sunsets and sunrises more...
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RRBsingl replied to the thread Kubota stopped venting front axle?.Until recently I owned a Cadillac ATS which is known for rear differential failure; failure has dual root causes: the use of ball...
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RYES get a tiller ! Unless YOU are getting younger ,the older you get !! I used to subsoil,plow,disc and till all the veggie gardens...
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RFYI, for vents such as these, I simply stick a fuel filter of the appropriate hose size on the end. That allows the vent to vent and...
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RHere is a diagram from Kubota USA illustrated parts list. there are #20 u-joint at both ends. I would recommend you replace both of...
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RReplace the u joint. Easy peasy.
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RAll any of them needed to do was log into Kubota Link and type in P2294 Troubleshooting Process, like I just did.
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RRBsingl replied to the thread 1860 Vibration Troubleshooting.How far away is your Kubota dealer? I would either have them look at your setup or you could check another one on their lot to compare...
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RRBsingl replied to the thread 1860 Vibration Troubleshooting.At times with too low of a PTO engagement speed, even though the blades seem to freely pivot one of them won't swing out resulting in...
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RI have a Cub Cadet walk behind mower with a 'Powermore 382 cc engine' (basically a Honda Clone). It has been flawless. Actually starts...
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RThat shows you have power to the plugs, but not that the plugs are heating. If you have an ohmmeter, disconnect the wires and measure...
