papa_romano
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Dealer says it\'s normal- this can\'t be right?!
I've been reading this forum for a few weeks now- what great information on Kubota! My wife and I are building an attached garage to our home and bought a B3030 w/FEL to help in the task (no BH for now, will rent a CAT for a day or two). So the story goes, started clearing the site and could not believe what a fantastic machine this is compared to using the old 8N with rear bucket all these years! About 3 days later and about 5 hours on the clock started feeling increasing vibration through the seat and the steering wheel- sounds like the engine was making more noise too (running about 1900 rpm). At first I dismissed it, but now at 8 hours it is definately there and can't ignore it. My wife says it feels like driving a cement mixer!. Had the local dealer stop by for a sanity check- he scooped and dumped a few loads and said all is normal..... except for the steering wheel vibration and would look into it further. Can this be right? /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif
I've been reading this forum for a few weeks now- what great information on Kubota! My wife and I are building an attached garage to our home and bought a B3030 w/FEL to help in the task (no BH for now, will rent a CAT for a day or two). So the story goes, started clearing the site and could not believe what a fantastic machine this is compared to using the old 8N with rear bucket all these years! About 3 days later and about 5 hours on the clock started feeling increasing vibration through the seat and the steering wheel- sounds like the engine was making more noise too (running about 1900 rpm). At first I dismissed it, but now at 8 hours it is definately there and can't ignore it. My wife says it feels like driving a cement mixer!. Had the local dealer stop by for a sanity check- he scooped and dumped a few loads and said all is normal..... except for the steering wheel vibration and would look into it further. Can this be right? /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif