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you answered it they don't wear out so they had to go.

i agree just get them make them and if you have a attwood store they have the longer hoses and are 4000 psi instead of 2500 and very flexible. have to buy female adapters as all hoses are male. i did my hoses for much less cost and still going strong with no probs.

also hydrolic line can be collapsed inside blocking fluid if very old.

glad you got it but in future don't cool piece as heating expands race so it will press off.cooling shrinks it back and changes hardness when drenched. keith

if mechanical brakes it sounds like the rotator cam that pushes the shoes out is rusted. if washed alot or in rain gettin wet rust will build up after time and prevent springs from pulling shoes back in on linkage type brakes. reversing tractor will move shoes other direction and release...

seal should fit snug around shaft with no space anywhere around. sounds like wrong seal as in the auto repair world i see this often. make sure shaft does not have side to side play also. keith

hey hope all doing well. just wondering if someone has a rear tail light or knows a source for a good used piece for my 94 kubota L2350. want to add one to other side as holes and wire are there. thanks,keith

fuse links are different alloy matieral. figure the amp needed and get a auto reset circuit breaker instead. it will reset on its own when problem is one. hope this helps,keith

if the tractor is spinning over fine you should get a volt meter and see what the voltage at the glow plug wire is. if it is spinning motor good battery would light that.

make sure it has 12v main and 12v exciter voltage to alt. then say bad alt.

i second stop use as flywheel will be fried also.

thank ya'll very much i got good ideas for what to do. i was just kidding about don't all answer at once. get a sense of humor russell.

thanks don't all answer at once

hey guys,does anyone know why they didn't put a gauge or place n block on a 1994 kubota 23 0r 25 horse 3 cyl. diesel. thanks,keith

my 94 2350 doesn't even have a place in the block for a heat gauge. did they make this thing bullet proof or forget,keith

mine stays in shop so i can see glow after about 30 sec. outside probably not.

attwoods ac 453-70 was perfect match van sickle. kubota orange did not.

i just put up a bolt together from mueller.it was 24x24 so my new tractor helped. be sure to use the roll insulation vinyle backed as the sheet insulation falls apart.

i had bought kubota #2 orange for my 94 2350.looked like a pumpkin. i got van sickle brand from attwod as the dealer had to order 12 cans at 11.50 a can. i went back to atwoods and bought ac 453-70,alis chambler orange and it is so close you have to stare hard to see difference. hope this helps...

thanks to all of you. i am up to 2 fingers and 1 thumb on typing now.