Operators Manual
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Have you tried Kubota's website? Most of them are available for free download there.
If not, try https://kubotabooks.com/ They might have it.
Watch out for sites that offer free manuals but have obvious misspellings, like "kobota". There are some scams out there.
If not, try https://kubotabooks.com/ They might have it.
Watch out for sites that offer free manuals but have obvious misspellings, like "kobota". There are some scams out there.
Russell King
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Equipment
L185F, Modern Ag Competitor 4’ shredder, Rhino tiller, rear dirt scoop
How do you find the manual on the Kubota website? I looked at it on an iPad and it was not obvious how to get the manual. I have looked up parts there also but never noticed anything about manuals there but only looked at my old L185 not any new model tractor
nbryan
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Equipment
B2650 BH77 LA534 54" ssqa Forks B2782B BB1560 Woods M5-4 MaxxHaul 50039
ve9aa
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Equipment
TG1860, BX2380 -backblade, bx2830 snowblower, fel, weight box,pallet forks,etc
I searched for years for a TG2746 but never found one even remotely close by.
I was told on 2 different occasions ~10yrs apart by different folks at my dealer NOT to buy one and that Kubota had discontinued them early on in their mfr run. Other stories like they took a bunch back under warranty, etc. (and no, they never tried to sell me anything....)
Evidently the belt system to the front is poorly designed and breaks belts and/or slips and won't chuck anything well except a few inches of loose/light powder.
I don't know any of this first hand....just what I've been told.
YMMV of course.
Good Luck with the manual. (I presume you may already own a TG2746 so it would be good to know if I was told 'stories' all these years or not). I am in Eastern Canada where we get lots of heavy, wet, snow.
I was told on 2 different occasions ~10yrs apart by different folks at my dealer NOT to buy one and that Kubota had discontinued them early on in their mfr run. Other stories like they took a bunch back under warranty, etc. (and no, they never tried to sell me anything....)
Evidently the belt system to the front is poorly designed and breaks belts and/or slips and won't chuck anything well except a few inches of loose/light powder.
I don't know any of this first hand....just what I've been told.
YMMV of course.
Good Luck with the manual. (I presume you may already own a TG2746 so it would be good to know if I was told 'stories' all these years or not). I am in Eastern Canada where we get lots of heavy, wet, snow.