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Look at the end of the male pipe fitting, it should have a taper that fits the taper inside the female swivel. If it is flat the chances of it sealing no matter what you do are really poor

Do the male fittings have a taper to fit up to the npsm fitting?

Did you get this one fixed?

The pressure should be about 1800 PSI so you will need at least a 2000# guage. You can connect into a loader hose to check it.

This one appears to me more like a combustion issue than making steam! The first thing I would do would be a compression test.. The injection shop meant fuel dilution, the most common fuel dilution is gasoline in the fuel. Maybe a complete draining of the fuel and replace it with known good...

This might help. Basically convert your B3350 into a B2650 with a larger engine. Let us know how it goes!

I replaced lots of oem ones in the years as a Kubota mechanic so I think I got this!

I bought them but haven't gotten around to installing them yet. They look like really good quality and shipping was really fast to Alberta Canada

The main thing I've learned from the pandemic is that people would rather be dead than wrong.

The BX24 doesn't have a position control feedback linkage. It has a simple 1/4" inching valve. It is possible that the lever is sticking in the lift position though. In my experience it is usually loose nuts on the loader valve linkage causing inadequate movement of the spool valve that causes...

It IS possible to install that kit on a Does it fit the BX23s? On the older BX24 and BX25 you couldn't install it du to interference with the backhoe frame. I did cut away enough of the frame on my BX24 to install it but I don't really recommend it because of the weakening that results. ( I...

They actually call it a booster in the service manual!

You won't see, hear or smell any of those things when the PTO clutch fails.

Look for loose linkage causing the spool valve to not travel far enough. There are lots of joints in that linkage!

No, they cannot be replaced.( at least not with parts from Kubota!) You will have to replace the whole thing.

I disagree, though I don't know for sure. I think if you had all the subframe parts you could install them onto a BX2370 or BX2670 and have a backhoe tractor. The tractor frame is the same part number between them.

It is on the Kubota built power shift tractors

Sounds expensive to me! If the PTO slips, even for just a little while, the clutch discs will be warped and ruined.

The change was SN 70926. But any of the new ones should have 2 seat switches!

Delivered in July 2003 it could well be a late production