wmonroe
Elite Member
Sounds like you have a nice tractor that is set up well. For break in, I would minimize idling and very light work. Keep a good load on the engine as much as possible to seat the rings. Congratulations.
choosing between a used with no DPF and newer with DPF
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It sounds like a nice tractor, and should give you many years of hard work. Used implements can be hard to find and Land Pride is one of the best out there .
However, I need to remind you; without pics, it never happened.
PS; your neighbors aren't the only ones who are envious.
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However, I need to remind you; without pics, it never happened.
PS; your neighbors aren't the only ones who are envious.
:thumbsup:
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backwaterdogs
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backwaterdogs
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Not sure if I got this pic right or not...but here she is!
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backwaterdogs
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Not sure if I got this pic right or not...but here she is!
Almost too pretty to use!
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Almost too pretty to use!
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backwaterdogs
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Not sure if I got this pic right or not...but here she is!
Almost too pretty to use!
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Almost too pretty to use!
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deserteagle71
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- John Deere 2020 diesel, Kubota M7060HDC12
Good job, and congratulations!
You'll have questions once you start using that beautiful machine...just remember, there's a lot of collective knowledge on this site so just ask away!
And as far as the original question about DPF, I had the same concerns when I got my M7060. But as long as you keep the rpms up - especially if the light comes on says it needs to regenerate - then the system will cycle through the process without problem and without any input needed on your part.