Kubota Regeneration

[5030]

My 'tools' are bigger because my jobs are bigger.

 

[murphy1244]

My 'tools' are bigger because my jobs are bigger.

Snark!

 

[RickB]

Did he say he is a bigger tool, or did I misread that?

 

[murphy1244]

Did he say he is a bigger tool, or did I misread that?

Bwhahhahahaa Good one Rick!

 

[LouNY]

My 'tools' are bigger because my jobs are bigger.

All depends on who your talking too.

 

[DK35vince]

Why does 5030 want to be on a tractor forum with us suburbanite peons anyway?? I'm sure there is a "real" tractor forum out there..

He won't go there.
He would be at the smaller end of the tractor size and farming scale on such a site.
So his constant bragging and down grading of others with smaller machines wouldn't work.

 

[AllByteNoBark]

Just for the record second regen today at 66.5 hours so right around 40 hours since the last one. Again it took around 11 minutes and I just kept working it. My hope is they stay this uneventful. We shall see.

 

[greystone ranch]

i have a kubota mx5200 and the regeneration shut it down how do i get it started again please help

 

[RGAZ]

i have a kubota mx5200 and the regeneration shut it down how do i get it started again please help

You have to wait. Let it sit off and go get a cup of coffee. It will start again in about 20-30 minutes.

 

[Fallon]

You have to wait. Let it sit off and go get a cup of coffee. It will start again in about 20-30 minutes.

Or just work it for the same period of time. Actually it would be quicker working. Diesels dont make heatcwell idling but do when under load. You need heat to start & perform the regen cycle.

Really stopping in the middle of a regen isnt great, but not the end of the world at all. As long as you dont repeatedly do it you'll be fine when it finishes the next regen.