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    frozen hydraulics

    12 above this morning & everything working as it should, but to be on the safe side I'm going to get the fluids changed as soon as I can get a filter kit. I think that negative bitter wind at 35-40 below was to much for the HF and it got to thick to pump even tho it had super UDT in it.
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    frozen hydraulics

    Mine starts just fine, (plugged in) I can't back up or go forward and no 3 pt or front bucket movement or steering at this point. Don't know how long I can let it idol to warm up without damaging the hydraulic pump.
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    frozen hydraulics

    They used Super UDT according to the service invoice sheet.
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    frozen hydraulics

    Everything done at Kubota
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    frozen hydraulics

    Generally, the freezing point of hydraulic oil is -10℉, at which point the fluid is unusable; however, even at low temperatures above its freezing point, fluid can increase in viscosity or become thicker. This can adversely affect the performance of hydraulic pumps and motors. It has been down...
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    frozen hydraulics

    yes both filters, no movement to 3 pt, loader or PS
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    frozen hydraulics

    HST
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    What did you do to or on your Kubota today?

    Trying to keep up.
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    frozen hydraulics

    40 hrs. since serviced at 50 hrs in 19. all fluids. tractor has a total of 89 hrs, had it since new
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    frozen hydraulics

    My L2501 HST starts just fine after being plugged in. The weather here has been -20's and the hydraulics seem to be frozen. fluid is up and no frothing or milky look. No operating 3 pt or front loader and no forward or reverse action or PS. Does it hurt the hydraulic pump to let the tractor idol...