smallfarmer
Bronze Member
- Joined
- Mar 20, 2008
- Messages
- 64
- Tractor
- Kubot BX2350
My BX is in the shop for repairs and I'm suffering from "tractorus interruptus" or what mechanics call TI.
Shortly after I got my tractor, a terrible sound was made when I dump the bucket. The dealer couldn't find anything at 50 hours but a mechanic came by and heard it and it moved around when the hoses were switched.
The day after our -20 weather broke, I started my tractor and was working it when I noticed a puddle of SUDT under it. Called the mechanic and he hauled it away to the shop after an exam. I got a call next day that most of the lines were leaking. Seems that a few sets of hydraulic lines were installed that didn't have a surface machined to accept an o-ring. The o-rings were flattened and the cold and the extra pressure finally made them blow out. I'm getting all new pipes courtesy of Kubota. But they gotta take just about everything apart to install to stuff.
They won't even let me visit
Shortly after I got my tractor, a terrible sound was made when I dump the bucket. The dealer couldn't find anything at 50 hours but a mechanic came by and heard it and it moved around when the hoses were switched.
The day after our -20 weather broke, I started my tractor and was working it when I noticed a puddle of SUDT under it. Called the mechanic and he hauled it away to the shop after an exam. I got a call next day that most of the lines were leaking. Seems that a few sets of hydraulic lines were installed that didn't have a surface machined to accept an o-ring. The o-rings were flattened and the cold and the extra pressure finally made them blow out. I'm getting all new pipes courtesy of Kubota. But they gotta take just about everything apart to install to stuff.
They won't even let me visit