hawkeye08
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I'll let the OP make his own decisions, hope he keeps us updated, even if he turns out to have additional problems that could have been prevented.
Loader Flipped my L48 Kubota
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As I re-call the OP only wanted advise on why he couldn't shut his tractor off, after that he's been showing us what he's doing, I for one appreciate that and like it. Advise is nothing more then a suggestion and there's no commandment, (Thou must take my advise) so my advise is, change the spark-plugs.
I agree. Just hope GmanBart don't see your post.......
He wont see it, I have my com set on incognito mode. :thumbsup: I just want to get this tractor fixed.
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DrivewayMan
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Got the injectors back from the shop...she is purring like a kitten. No smoke, sounds great. As for doing a total break down...I took a long hard look at those cylinders. Other than some normal discoloration for a machine with 450 hrs, they were perfect. They all came to exactly top dead center. I seen a engine with a bent rod and that piston was almost a half inch from top center. If those cylinders were even a .01" off. I would be breaking it down, but has of now everything seems good. I still may break it down before spring, because a still have to address that hydraulic fluid leak which requires me to break it in have. The fluid is leaking out of that drain nut on the bottom of what i guess would bethe drive shaft housing. The dealership said it sounds like the main seal. I would also like to thank everyone for there input. suppose to hit 60 tomorrow, so i'm gone to take it out and put a couple hours on it to see what it does...lets just hope we don't give soundguy a reason to say "I told you so" Lol.
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Excellent work, good job!!!:thumbsup:
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It's credit to you determination... well done!
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Well Done!!
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I wish you well.
Paul Thornton
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Nice job, keep the wheels on the ground.
