Jchonline
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- Joined
- Feb 19, 2018
- Messages
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- Location
- Red Feather Lakes, CO
- Tractor
- Kubota L6060, KX040-4, M7060, X1100C, M62(S)
That’s only when you’ve ignored the system telling you it's time to regen, as others have mentioned previously.Not exactly true, as the regen revs up to about 2500 rpms, and manual says put in PARK, let down FEL, and all implements, and I would not think it would let you keep a load on the PTO.
I think thats whats happening, I am trying to drive it like my John Deere 790 with turf tires, much lighter tractor and easier to manage.You need to develop a feel for when the tractor is losing traction and back off before it digs in. Sometimes I look at the tires- if the tread is moving and the tractor isn't, they're spinning and it's time to try something else. Our dirt is a mix of sand and loam and can have very little traction.
Running the engine too slow and repeated regen bypasses appear to be causing your regen problem. The manual should tell you what rpm range to use to keep the DPF happy. On my tractor it's marked on the tachometer.
And the tractor is soon digging its way to China...LOLMy Kubota manual says when the "regen" light starts flashing, then the rpm increase light will come on. At this point, you can let the tractor increase rpm until the rpm lght goes out. It is then in Auto regen. But it is easiest for me when I see the flashing regen light go on to increase the rmp on the throttle (the rpm light will go out) and just go ahead and work until the regen button goes out - the regen light will stay on until regeneration is completed. . Simply a matter of running it enough to create heat for the dpf to burn. until the light goes out. Continue work as normal during regen. From the manual -
Continue the work and increase the engine
rpm until the indicator turns "OFF".
I seriously doubt that any tractor will run 20k hours without an engine rebuild.Seriously doubt that any tractor will go 20,000 hours on the same dpf,
What does this mean? Why is the tractor digging due to higher RPM?And the tractor is soon digging its way to China...LOL
I guess it takes a bit to get use to the bigger L3301...
Simple, drive on to black/sugar sand, put it against a tree and rev it up...'China' will soon show up under your wheels..What does this mean? Why is the tractor digging due to higher RPM?