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I was all set to order a whole new kit. Why would I pay $200 for a relay when I can get the whole kit through Wholegoods for $300. But today I saved myself $300. I took relay apart, worked my magic and works perfect again. Then I mounted it properly this time, not weep hole harness side up like...

My oldest Kubota is my B2620. It is going on 14 years now and I've bought a loader joystick for it because the weld broke on it years ago. And that's it. And it's done a ton of work. Only other part I've had to buy for a Kubota is my turn signal relay just failed in my RTV.

Well, Humphrey's is a legit dealership, but I will say this.....if I was a commercial Kubota customer, at the start of snow removal season and they told me I would not be able to order any parts for 20 days.....chances are they would be the last Kubota's I ever owned.

Well that's good advice, but instead of using my hands I just ordered another whole new complete turn signal kit for $300 versus paying $200 for just the flasher. At least I'll have a spare switch, wire harness and light assemblies.

Other than maybe a bad flasher, would anything cause this to fail considering I rarely ever used the turn signals? Just want to look for any underlying issues before I replace because this flasher module is almost $200 here in Ontario.

Found it. $122 usd for that little relay! I only paid $300 Canadian for the whole turn signal kit! Covid...THE LICENSE TO STEAL. Guess I better see if my B2620 has the same relay and swap them first to make sure that is my problem.

Anyone know the location of the turn signal flasher in a 2020 RTV-X1100C? It's not listed in the owners manual and I didn't see it in the fuse panel? I went to move my RTV and noticed that if I turn on the signals or the 4 way flashers, all the lights and indicators just stay on solid. I'm...

I'm also with you. I have a lawn tractor I use for trimming and it has a mulching deck with Oregon gator blades, so I just mulch all the leaves.

There is no real savings on the cost of a backhoe, unless you find a dealer like mine that had one sitting for two years unsold and the paint was starting to fade. So they gave me a good discount. And said they would cover any hose replacement if one fails. So far it has been fine other than one...

One thing I find odd is, even though it has same engine as my B2620, my RTV's exhaust has a really strong diesel fuel smell. But I never had it checked just because it runs so good I didn't want them changing anything.

Okay, mine is a 2020. it will go down the road 25 MPH no problem with AC on. I even checked it with my Garmin. And it will do this hill with this load at 7 MPH with AC on. 9 MPH empty. .

Thanks, it's a 1967. Built on the day shift January 27 with final assembly Feb. 2. Being a Basildon build it's supposed to have the headlights in the lower grill, but I like the US style side hood pods. They are LED's with accent rings. It's a 2.9L/175 cubic inch diesel, 44.1 horsepower/125.7...

Something wrong with your diesel RTV-X because mine gets 25 MPH and has power. They are pretty complex to set up though with all the cables for the throttle and hydro. There are some good detailed instructions on how to do it on Net Tractor Talk forum. Luckily mine came set up perfect. One other...

I can never go off all these "pricing" threads. That is something that is so regional. Yes Kubota has increased the prices a ridiculous amount since covid, but in my area, every single brand of tractor is the exact same price. Dealers here just see the high price and that's what they all set...

Yes, same plant that is still building New Holland's today. The T7 series and some others.

Nice! I've heard the Kubota L Series described as the new Ford 3000's because of their versatility, and that's a huge compliment.

LOL, thanks. It's a 1967 Basildon built diesel. It's one of my play toys but I did put a quick hitch on it to do some box blading. I like my old tractors but I will admit I do prefer modern loaders and hydraulics for a loader tractor.

I did the opposite, I got a Ford 3000 to replace new tractors, LOL

I tried the pure peppermint oil that is supposed to keep mice away. Put little cups with cotton balls soaked with it, but they ate the cotton balls and all I had was empty cups and mouse turds, LOL

I got mice in my RTV. In my case they were going in the hvac intake under the hood on the firewall. Very stupid design....a big giant open hole that goes down the the cabin air filter, where they made a nest. And that cabin filter is over $120 here in Canada. So I got my wife with her tiny hands...