Rdrcr
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- Kubota L2501 HST 4WD w/ S2T Turbo Kit = 35 PTO HP (Current), Cub Cadet Pro Z 560 S KW (Current), B2601 Kubota (Sold), E170 John Deere (Sold)
Kubota isn't charging the customer for the parts or the labor. Their responsibility ends with the warranty. The decision to not participate in a goodwill claim is theirs. Any responsibility for improper diagnosis, unauthorized repairs or unnecessary part replacement lies with the dealer.
True. I don't think anybody is specifically arguing this point.
It's been verified that 3 major components failed. Injectors, Injection pump and ECU. It doesn't appear that the dealer just randomly threw parts at this machine. However, since fuel was ruled out as a culprit, it would appear that these components are perhaps defective in nature. Failing well before their life expectancy.
And, that is why I feel Kubota should have stepped up to the plate and offered a Goodwill warranty in this situation.
Mike