Recent content by Bee-Positive

200 rounds and no hits, makes you wonder if he just wanted suicide-by-cop. I hope he gets the care he needs and comes out the other end OK. Not sure if even Kubota insurance would cover something like SWAT inflicted damages. o_O

(MOD EDIT: IT'S A SCAM SITE) Do you realize the address on their website is actually a strip-mall?

Mountainman has a small Kubota B and BX series salvage yard in northeast Alabama. http://www.mossycreekoutdoors.com/

I couldn't find a WSM for free, maybe someone on here has one. I did find a WSM for a T2290KWT-AU HERE for $20 issued in 2021. I don't know what the AU stands for and if it matters or not. Again, hopefully someone with more knowledge than I can enlighten us before you spend the money.

Mower Parts https://www.messicks.com/catalogs/kubota/rc40lt-mower-t1400h

Removing the shroud sounds like a reasonable option, hope it works. Looking at replacements I'd have no issues with an aftermarket. Found one for $46 - might stay away from that one. I don't know if I would call this a "basic" overheating. You'll need to determine what caused the pressure to...

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I stand corrected. The diagram is for a BX2370 not a BX25D, but appears to be the same. My BX1880 is not even close to either of these, the hood is spot welded to the the bonnet, all one piece. The highlighted bolts are fixed, the bonnet has the slots for adjustment according to the diagram. So...

Hard to tell from just a parts diagram but it looks like once everything is disconnected from the radiator (hoses, reserve tank, etc.) the radiator stay (210) on top is the only thing holding it in. Hopefully there would be enough room to lift it up and out.

The Hood attaches to the Bonnet. Adjust the Bonnet and the Hood will follow.

That filter location looks like it would be outside the area protected by a skid plate (under the tractor between the frames). You'd be better off fabricating a bracket to protect the filter housing itself. Other here have done similar fabs.

Take before pictures as you disassemble. Get a Workshop Manual if possible. Ask questions here if you get stuck. I see you've already read the other post for doing this - good luck!

Neither your profile or your post states what kind of equipment you have so it's hard to offer specific advice. Like SDT I change engine oil/filter once a year or by hours which ever comes first - just an old habit for me personally on all my vehicles - since it isn't that expensive to do so...

Nice mirrors, very handy - looks like the exact same ones I have on mine. Just a heads up, one WILL get knocked off eventually. Happened to me and I managed to run it over. :( Ordered a second pair and guess what - knocked the same one off and it broke on impact. So now I have 2 right sided...

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