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Just reached the 50 hour mark on our 2025 RTV-X (D1105) and needed to pick up the filters (3) and oil for the first service yesterday. Took a little work, and two separate dealership parts visits, but found them eventually. Here's what you'll need (pic).

Accidentally get the pto lever pushed? Seat switch or other "no start" switch.

The suspension is adjustable on our new one....5 different levels with it being delivered at level 3. It handles the pot holes on the gravel road down to the cow's really well.....but, we've never had a rig like this to compare it to.

We just brought home our new '25 RTV-X....bought it to run around doing chores and enjoy the property. Wife loves it.....she's grinning every time I see her using it. Added it to the Kubota line-up.....the dependability and longevity of the Kubota Diesel made this an easy choice! We couldn't...

I have about 1100hrs on my B and a lot of it has been using the front loader. I've had a couple issues with the hydraulic control lever linkage not staying on the pivot arm inside the control box. The first time I dug into this, I had to take off the gray cover panel, and that's a chore in...

Give Lance Newhall a shout....he always has a source for stuff when i've needed it before for these elderly L models! 007kubotaguy...

Two tractor route!! No better words of wisdom have been spoken! :-)

Saw this on "Public Surplus . com" It has a little over 13 day's left on the auction, and is at $310 today. I can help with picking it up if someone here win's it. It's located at: Snoqualmie Pass Utility District 932 Hyak Dr E PO Box 131 Snoqualmie Pass, WA 98068...

Farmer buddy of mine told me to just engage the PTO lever (after you've turned it off and parked).

Nuthin with the Kubota today (or for over a week).....UGH!!!!! But, I did manage to wrap up a fence re-build and add gates to a job I've been on.

Just don't do this! :)

I'm doing a driveway with about a 10% grade.....scrape & resurface.....using my B2650 and box blade (BB1566). The tractor does bog down and loose traction at some points depending on how aggressive the scrape is. If I had a bigger tractor, say the L2501, it might be a little better. My biggest...

It sure is....and a heck of a lot less expensive than some of the other considerations I had: Buy a New L2510 (i think that's the B2650 replacement) New Fuel Pump New Injectors Digging in really sandy soil....with some rocks here-n-there. This area has a lot of rocks ... job I did last Summer...

Dug out the foundation for my neighbor over the last couple day's. Darndest thing: Tractor started running like used dog food and then died.....fire it up and it would do it again. So I say's to myself: "self....if someone posted on the forum that this was happenin, what would you suggest they...

Got the addition foundation dig-out done after my little fuel filter issue this afternoon. :)

UPDATE: Turned out to be a partial obstruction at the fuel filter feed line...... 10 min fix..... Back to work for me!

Just searching for the exact same issue and found this thread. Hi Charles, Any update on your solution? Mine literally just started doing exactly what you describe. Dave Yelm, WA

You should be thankful! Imagine not even being to drive a T-Post without it taking a hard turn just 4" into the pounding! The upside is, my customer is getting the bottom of his chicken coop outer perimeter rock almost free! :-)

I Feel Ya!

This is the one I use. They work great on the gravel with the minus in it. The surface is really firm after using it. The plate is 17" wide. I welded on four corner hooks and made a sling so I can move it with the tractor bucket.