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The more I think about it the more I agree. His conversation to Kubota that was retold to me , is what he should have said to me in the first place. He said nothing of the 25% or how the invoice would disappear if I bought a new tractor.

Kubota called me back , The dealer said I misunderstood and he was telling me worse case scenario if the warranty was denied. Wow! I guess it was easy to misinterpret that Kubota pays flat rat and I was responsible for the rest (25%) of the claim unless I Bought a new tractor. And us owners...

Very True. I guess I’m just disappointed that it turned out this way.

It’s all good! I appreciate all the input.

Today I have felt like absolute garbage, like I did something wrong calling Kubota. This dealer is great with kids and seemed very family oriented. In one hand I feel betrayed and the other like I lost something really good knowing I need to go to the other dealer here.

Re: Drive Train warranty,,, we lay 25%?? I'm not complaining about the bill. I was told when I dropped the tractor off it would all be covered. Now the owner said warranty only pays flat rate and don***8217;t cover the entire claim in most cases. I asked him if I bought the same tractor from...

Re: Drive Train warranty,,, we lay 25%?? I blew them up a bit

Re: Drive Train warranty,,, we lay 25%?? Page 2 of the pre warranty claim

Re: Drive Train warranty,,, we lay 25%?? Here’s the breakdown

Re: Drive Train warranty,,, we lay 25%?? I did again also. There’s nothing about any deductible. I will call Kubota in the morning and ask about it. I like this dealer ,but don’t want the run around.

Re: Drive Train warranty,,, we lay 25%?? I don’t mind if it is, it’s a small amount compared to the claim. I just can’t find anything in writing in the warranty book.

My trans leak came to around $1000. The parts were $56.00 and the rest was labor, besides $28 in shop supplys Dealer said the leak is covered under the drive train warranty but, I am responsible for 25% or $250.00. If I trade up to a new tractor he will eat the $250.00 I can not find anything...

We only run non-ethanol in all our small engines. A few cents more at the pump is worth it. I Have never had to drain the fuel out of my power tools, sleds or ATVs/SXS. I always have used Sta-Bil during storage months. We can get non-ethanol in 87 and 91 Octane here.

Thanks, I hope he gets a better look once he pulls the fenders, fuel tank off. It should be wet in that area if the loader lines are leaking.

It’s the drive shaft seal going to the front axle is what they say is leaking. I cleaned the area up and watched it as the tractor was idling, the leak seemed like it’s coming from above the front driveshaft seal. I hope he sees something else while he is disassembling it. When I talked to the...

Yes a BX2670-1

Stopped by the dealer for Demo days, talked to the Tech that is changing my driveshaft oil seal on the trans side. He claims the entire trans has to come out to install the new seal. I guess this is good because I swear the leak is higher up than that seal and he claims its just the drive...

The Service dept stated the Tech said my drive shaft seal was the culprit. I could have sworn it was leaking higher up than that seal. When I pick it up I’ll run it there for a few mins to see if it leaks.

I picked up a used 2016 BX2670 from a private party last October. It had 112 or so hours on it. Had the Bucket and a middle mount mower. I saved about $5250.00. And it’s still under the power train warranty until 2022. The 0% Kubota is offering wasn’t important to me as I didn’t need a loan.

Wow... keep a eye on eBay and Craigslist. Depending how fast you need it.