panthercoach
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I have a late 70's model L275 Kubota. Lately, I'm losing 2-3 quarts of the water in the radiator after only 1-2 hours of operation. All the loss is through the overflow tube. I have replaced the radiator cap with a new one from Kubota, but the problem persists. I don't know a whole lot about this, but I know it isn't supposed to lose that much water that quickly. I worry about doing damage by running the tractor too long with one-third of the water pumped out. My dealer doesn't seem to know what the problem could be unless I bring in the tractor. I will if I have to, but it is a major ordeal for me to do that. I would like to try to find out if there is anything I can do. My tractor does not have a temperature gauge, so I don't really know if it is running too hot. Any thoughts?