Kubota Owners/Operators Manuals
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To everyone:
This weekend, I'll get my manuals from the shop and take a digital of them so you can see what I have. Mine are most certainly NOT xerox'ed copies.
This weekend, I'll get my manuals from the shop and take a digital of them so you can see what I have. Mine are most certainly NOT xerox'ed copies.
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Junkman:
That's the same Julio who is selling the Kubota model tractors for an inflated price.
Julio can't spell either. The title page on the ad is "Manuel". Julio has no spell checker.
I wonder if somewhere along the line "manuel" degrades to "muriel" or even worse??????????? /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif
Check out the thread on the "BX22 for $39.95" (I still can't figure out how to paste a thread into this one.)
That's the same Julio who is selling the Kubota model tractors for an inflated price.
Julio can't spell either. The title page on the ad is "Manuel". Julio has no spell checker.
I wonder if somewhere along the line "manuel" degrades to "muriel" or even worse??????????? /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif
Check out the thread on the "BX22 for $39.95" (I still can't figure out how to paste a thread into this one.)
Buster57
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I purchased a shop manual before I did the 50-hour maintainence on my L3010. I ended up using the owner's manual-it was pretty good and very concise.
The shop manual was about $135 and tells me a lot of stuff I probably will never care about. If I used the tractor 1000 hours or more a year then I would insist on owning one. I use mine much less then that so I think the shop manual is not a necessity. I will say that, from a quality perspective, it looks like a Harley shop manual to me. The Kubota shop manual has about the same level of detail, and the same amount of confusion as the Harley “bible.”
A friend of mine once purchased a swing-set for his sons that had assembly instructions in English pages 1-9, Chinese/Japanese(who knows) pages 10-13, and then English again from page 14-20. We thought that was very creative!
The shop manual was about $135 and tells me a lot of stuff I probably will never care about. If I used the tractor 1000 hours or more a year then I would insist on owning one. I use mine much less then that so I think the shop manual is not a necessity. I will say that, from a quality perspective, it looks like a Harley shop manual to me. The Kubota shop manual has about the same level of detail, and the same amount of confusion as the Harley “bible.”
A friend of mine once purchased a swing-set for his sons that had assembly instructions in English pages 1-9, Chinese/Japanese(who knows) pages 10-13, and then English again from page 14-20. We thought that was very creative!
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I also have a Grand L 3010. I'm considering buying the shop manual, but would prefer an electronic copy (pdf or doc file). I'm guessing one of you would have mentioned it if a CD came with the shop manual giving you the data in a printable format. This sure would be cheaper to distribute. Any idea if the manual is available in pdf format, now or in the not to distant future?
Buster57
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e-copy is not available at this time.
Speaking of manuals, is this worth getting for 55 clams: Kubota Attachments, Front Blades, Rotary Tillers, Trenchers, Backhoes,.. ..Sweepers- Operators Manual, 354 Pages - Part No. KU-O-ATTCH+PTS ?
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