Recent content by mzimbaro

I think (hope) that removing the DPF filter will make it easier to start as there won't be as much back pressure when trying to start. If you consider that after a few hours, the DPF is starting to get pretty plugged up. It doesn't seem to matter if I hold the glow plugs on for 5 seconds or 50...

Looks like I need the "White Bottle" according to their link. I hope I can find some on my way home tonight.

I don't know what that is. What is it?

The tractor itself is out of warranty after 5 years. The only warranty left is on the emissions. Again if you don't have emissions, what warranty are you loosing out on?

Maybe ECM wasn't the right word but rather the Engine module that controls combustion. If a tractor is sold in a market that does not require pollution control, then that module would be programmed as such and that module could be used in another tractor that also did not have pollution...

Completely removing the emissions systems means means easier cold weather starting, more HP, and better fuel economy. Also, Emissions warranty would not be required as there is nothing left that can fail.

I was wondering if some countries can still sell a B3350 that does not have a dpf system. Could you then order an ECM from a dealer in that country?

For what it’s worth, I just got my b3350 back from the dealer 2 weeks ago. I don’t have a copy of what work was done but they replaced the regen and dpf under warranty. My warranty runs out next week. This is the third time this unit has been serviced for regen issues. The Kubota rep did try...

I live in Canada, I have a Kubota B3350 that i bought used just over a year ago and I have nothing but problems with the DPF. The dealer that sold it to me said it had electrical issues that were eventually fixed. I know that is not true now. I am computer literate and would appreciate any...

Thanks for replying. I don't have an operators manual. I bought my machine used with 105 hours on it. Yes, I believe I have followed the park regen instructions as it seems pretty straight forward. I recorded the events the second time I went through it but essentially I started the machine...

I bought a B3350HST about 18 months ago. At that time i was researching many models and didn't get a definitive answer on the issues with model. It seemed like as long as you keep the RPM's high, you won't have any issues. The first regen i went through was a real pain in the ass, mostly...