Cold Weather Start On The Kubota M6060
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Just thought I would do a quick video on doing a cold weather start on the Kubota M6060.
It is in the mid 20's and has been for about two weeks plus its been getting down into the single digits during the Night.
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Mines never failed to start, but it takes awhile to get the hydraulic oil warm and flowing good.
Yeah mine has a little hesitation with the shuttle until it warms up
My older kubota has a glow plug once it goes off it starts, I had to use it for wood logs it started right up, thanks for the quick video
I always try to get my machines indoors if I can. Finding space can be a challenge. That Kubota is a beast!!!
Yeah I have my shed where I parked my tractor and baler full of hay, gotta get another shed built soon
I just got the next size smaller, good to know about starting easy.
Do you have info on the toolbox behind the seat? Appears to be after market.
Yes the tool box is aftermarket it came from Rural King I made a video on it a while back there’s a link in the description of that video of the exact one I used.
ruclips.net/video/rMdISrMjy3c/видео.html
@@WilliamsonRidge , thanks. Went back and watched. My Kubota is different behind the seat, mat have to make bracket that clamps on tops.
A word to the wise... when parking the tractor in the weather, fully retract all your rams, this will help protect your seals from damage, and will limit any rust after oils are washed a way!
Thanks for the info! I had been parking under a shed until we filled it full of hay and haven’t been able to build another one yet and didn’t even think about that.
@@WilliamsonRidge whenever you park equipment with hydraulic rams, you should always try tp protect the polished portions of each ram by fully retracting them into the cylinder. This limits dirt and debris, and prevents rust on any portion of the ram.
Thanks for the info will definitely keep that in mind
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You may need to install a defroster for your gauges that was a lot of ice. Take care stay safe.
Lol yeah I usually keep everything under the shed but since we started getting our full cuts on our hay the shed has been hay storage, hopefully soon we get another shed built
I can't keep my $40,000 tractor outside
I don’t like it either, we are trying to get another shed built soon.
@@WilliamsonRidge .... A tarp would help until a shed can be built.