Tell me about Kubota Regen

[5030]

Not enough to even put the plow on for.... I don't fiddle with snow unless it's over 5" and drifted. really cannot comment on regeneration because I don't have anything that does that. Far as wet stacking is concerned, wet stacking is the result of prolonged idling of a diesel engine when the operating temperature of the engine drops (from prolonged idling) to a point where the by products of combustion condense in the cold exhaust system and condense into a gooey past of carbon and exhaust gas and then coat everything, including your hood when you throttle up the engine.

Never have that issue because I never idle my engines excessively. Only enough to warm the oil and gearcase fluid and even then, I'll kick the base idle up a couple hundred RPM.

 

[5030]

I KNOW that you are.
I don't come here to be insulted by jacklegs like you, fortunately there are few as obnoxious as you here.
I'm done with your crap.

I was finished with your lame comments long ago. Tit for tat.

 

[Hilbilly]

Sooo back to the original program.

Two days ago I used the tractor to plow snow around the house and other buildings and then the inverted snow blower down the driveway (one mile long and steep). When I started, the PM gauge read 89% and when I finished it read 55%. The snow was quite heavy and maybe 6" deep. On the way down it was easy going but on the way up the tractor had to work harder and I'm pretty sure that is when the big drop in PM occurred.

Today I did the same job with a little less snow and the Pm dropped from 65% to 54%.

If all I did was blow snow, I doubt the tractor would ever regen.