chim
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I have never seen a Kubota yet that would stall the engine with a hydro transmission even if it was in high range. The relief valve would just open. Even up against a tree.
I've stalled all 3 Kubotae that I've had.
I have never seen a Kubota yet that would stall the engine with a hydro transmission even if it was in high range. The relief valve would just open. Even up against a tree.
I've stalled all 3 Kubotae that I've had.
I stalled mine several times using pto winch, then sometimes when I release the winch rope at the wrong time the motor stalls and runs backwards, then I hit the panic button.....
How do you do it?
I stalled mine several times using pto winch, then sometimes when I release the winch rope at the wrong time the motor stalls and runs backwards, then I hit the panic button.....
Usually pushing snow uphill on the driveway in a higher range than I should have been in. A few times pushing into a gravel pile.
My BX I stalled more than once, usually going into a gravel pile in high at a lower throttle setting.
Most times winching I have it on idle and dont see a stump or rock that the trees catch on and I dont release the rope fast enough or I think the tree will come and then it dont. Sometimes I have throttle up and I break the cable, I just didn't know a motor can run backwards but this dont happen very often, so far in 14 years about 3 times.???
What the...how the ...how do you do that? (Scratches head).
I take it the winch doesn’t have a clutch, or clutch is stronger than the tractor, so tractor stalls. But does elasticity in cable then make tractor turn backwards if you don’t release the rope? Or whatever you’re pulling heads back in the wrong direction?