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Brings up another point. Kubota filters are costly.

apparently there is no shut off valve. Service Tip: Be aware there's no built-in fuel shut-off, so it's wise to have a catch basin ready to manage any fuel spillage during the process. Some mechanics suggest using a sharpened pencil to temporarily stop fuel flow when disconnecting the feed...

I cleaned out the air filter and it was not wet, it had a nest built up around the filter and another below the engine and another in front of the radiator! Makes me wonder if one can get past the air filter clogging it up.

Does anyone have a idea of why it does this? It has to be a good amount of rain, it rained 3 inches the other day.

Okay i got it started didn't do anything to it, the 30 amp fuse was fine and i can hear the solenoid turn on. Looks like it had been replaced at some point as it was the cleanest part in there. I bought this tractor off my neighbor last year for real cheap almost free with 600hrs on it and i...

Actually when i removed the small canister diesel fuel never stooped flowing the bowel was full by the time i got it back on.

I can't even get it started. Battery is weak from trying but even with a jump starter it still just turns over. Not sure what to do since it started and ran for a a min then died. If it was anything else i would check for a spark.

Is this right? Seems kinda silly or missing some info. I don't have the book just found this online.

How do you bleed it?

I checked the air filter it had a nest in it, drained the Water Separator and it will not start. It turns over just no start. It ran fine the last time i used it before it rained.

Had a lot of rain the other day now my B7800 will only run for about 30 sec then shut off and will not start again until it sits for a little while. Right before it dies black smoke comes out, i put in fresh 5 gallons of fuel it's doing the same thing. The Water Separator at least that is what...