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When my Kubota L2650 came out of the shop for a new clutch, I found the water temperature gauge needle was inoperative. Instead of being between HOT and COLD, the needle was out of the range of motion, pointing downward. The last thing I want to do is bring it back to these guys who redid my...

Of all the stupid things ... It turns out there is a screw on the front hydraulic block that rotates about 90 degrees between the Open and Closed position. Apparently my ag tech actually read my WSM and turned it to the Closed position which still allows the three-point hitch to work, just not...

I'm not sure what a rockshaft is, but the two drawbars on the 3-pt hitch lift up and down as designed. I ahve cycled the lever back/forth/up/down for about 10 minutes straight without success. I can get it the bucket to move about 1" back and forth and that's it.

My L2650 tractor was just split and a PTO gear changed. To save some expense of the ag tech doing it, I removed my front end loader and left it at the house. I have it physically back on but it won't go up, though I can stop the arms from lowering and the bucket from turning face down. I know...

Broken splines on the PTO gear. Now the ag tech, who admitted after he had split the tractor that he never worked on a Kubota before, left me with a whole bunch more problems, like, the temp gauge needle points straight south after he removed the dash, bolts are missing everywhere, loader bolts...

No, I don't believe it does. I do know that it isn't equipped for a belly mower and the only place to hook up a spinning implement is in back. Does that help?

Vic, The 3-point hitch issue was hydraulic and is working now. Thanks!!! The bigger issue is still the PTO lever jumping out of the engaged position and the force is so great it can't be tied down or even held with my foot. It stays engaged and spins fine with no implement, but is knocking...

Can anyone answer these for me? Thanks in advance!!!

So, if that canister is empty, we just fill it with fluid and put it back on and that is the priming process? Uh-oh. Isn't the canister the dark gray one hanging down on the right side of the tractor? And if I get one of those cams, what exactly am I looking for and where do I stick it in...

You're just full of good news, aren't you, Vic? :) And what's a "schwack"? ... Regarding the full range of motion of the PTO lever -- it goes easily between the 1100 setting and the 540 setting with neutral seeming to be exactly where it is supposed to be. Removing the cover plate and...

Well, I finally had the money and found an ag guy to work on my L2650. I bought a dual clutch off ebay and had him put it in and ... it didn't work. The PTO lever still jumps out of the 540 RPM position back to neutral with a light knocking sound when the PTO is engaged. Worse, now the hitch...

L2650 - It has a sight-glass by the clutch pedal with a HIGH and a LOW mark to see if the hydraulic fluid is at the proper level. There is a filler hole right in front of the seat to adjust this level. So what is the purpose of having another filler hole above the PTO? Aren't they tied...

Anyone? Rusty? Vic? I can't find this tool anywhere online. Is it necessary for a dual stage clutch?

But before I tear into it and split it, will I need special tools, vic?

So what did you find out? I have a L2650 facing the same issue. Did you have to buy both tools? If yes, where?

My local Kubota dealer has many, many nice shiny parts on their new showroom floor with a very attractive salesgirl. Sadly, they have prices that are so high I think the girl should come with it. Is there an aftermarket producer of engine as well as body parts for my 12-year old Kubota L2650?

Thanks for the assist, Vic. I looked up my SN on this L2650DT-7 and checked the Operator's Manual, Specifications page. Under the L2650 column for clutch it says, "Dry Type Dual Stage Live PTO, Dry type Single Stage or WET type single stage 8 plates" which really doesn't tell me what I have...

Even a wild guess would be a good starting point. :)

(Vic, I found this site from Google when searching Kubota clutches and read some of the suggestions.) A few months back, my clutch on my L2650 froze. I had to pop it against a hard object (a tree I think) to break it free. It worked. Still though, the clutch pedal makes a lot of noise when I...