Recent content by Tim Garrison

Haven't but will. Thanks for your advice once again!

Hi Dan, Yes, the filters have been replaced. Someone mentions screens but can't seem to locate them. Would you happen to know of them and where they might be located? Thank you

Hi Dan, I've asked the question to my mechanic friend, who by the way works for Kubota is having trouble diagnosing the issue. He hasn't gotten back to me yet. I'm think that has but don't want to assume.

No, I didn't take it that way at all.just gor a kick out of your response. I appreciate all comments. Cheers

It still acted the same way in the summer and winter and acted the same after the oil change. it was milky in color but we flushed it until it was clear. Oil was changed 3 months ago. Tractor hasn't been used lately as I'm recovering from surgery.

Hi Dan, Thanks for the quick reply. It does this in all ambient temps. It is fine as long as you keep running the tractor, once it sits for a while, it stops operating again. The spring we relaced was the relief spring on the side of the transmission.

Hello folks, I'm having issues with my 2014 B2601 tractor's hydraulics. When I first start my tractor, the hydraulics do absolutely nothing. If I let it sit running for maybe 10 mins or so , it will work. Now here's another way to get it working. If I stop and restart, sometimes that will make...

Good day, I'm now getting 17.6 ohms in the first position of the ignition switch. So this indicates it's not a dead short. No, gum wrappers, lol. I bought this tractor new. It seems to be intermittent.

I can't see and evidence of rodents. It's not the main positive conductor coming from the battery. It is one of the smaller positive going in behind the dash. When I put my meter on from it to ground, it's reading 17.6 ohms which isn't a dead short. And I only get it in the auxiliary position...

It would sometimes blow the fuse as soon as I would go to start and sometimes it would start as normal as if the wasn't ever a problem.

Hi folks, I have a 2014, b2601 Kubota tractor that won't start and is blowing the main 50 amp fuse. At first it was intermittent but now it won't turn over at all and blows the fuse immediately. My question is, would a bad stop fuel solenoid cause this? The starter is fine. Thanks in advance...