I will burn it, but would take me 10 years to burn 120 gal., and I would then be 91.
I actually do use my really sweet little 1989 Ford 1920 FEL a bit more often, but with 32HP it burns even less per hour than my L48 TLB.Obviously, you need to adjust your priorities, and increase your tractor time!
Henri, Yes sir, 15winter 40 weight, full synthetic Shell diesel oil. I do not plan to use the machine in the winter,it will be kept in a heated garage. I have another snow thrower for the winter.
At 2-3 gallons an hour when under load. I'd unfortunately have that 120 gallons long gone by fall.
Make sure to check the front axle oil level when you get it. Seems to be the most overlooked item.
It's heavy!Not a problem. I'll drop over and get it out of your way.
No worry l plan on a show and tell with the dealer.when the machine arrives. " "Show me how to check the front axle oil." As an example..It's heavy!
Probably 400 lbs each drum.
Don't come in a Miata.
Prolly be better off to get one of the service guys to tell you that kind if stuff. Salesman don't seem too swift when it come to maintenance about 90% of the time.
Hi Dieseldontato Thanks for your input One of the service technicians is delivering the machine. I fully plan on checking fluid levels,l am a fanatic about proper maintenance of my equipment.
"Salesmen" frequently do not even know the features of the machine they are selling.
Fried1765, Not to defend the salesman who sold me my BX.,but he has been with this particular dealership for many years. He spent over an hour with me going through the features of the machine including starting, running, features, operation,etc.. l have had experience with salesmen who knew less about the product than l did. That is just not related to tractors either. In this case, the Kubota dealership l bought from, they have been in business for decades, for a good reason. They know their products and stand behind them. One if the reasons l purchased from them.
