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    BX2670 runs badly at high RPM

    Remove the fuel line from the tank to the first filter and check the flow. These lines get plugged up at the tank and can be cleared by blowing compressed air back into the tank with the fuel cap loose. The filter fills up with fuel slowly and when you start it everything works until the fuel...
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    BX2670 Rear Fuel Filter removal

    My tank gets filled in a garage and the fuel is run through a screened funnel. The tractor was used when I purchased it so it either happened then or it has developed a fungus from the fuel. What ever it was I blew it back into the tank with compressed air, the line was completely plugged. I...
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    BX2670 Rear Fuel Filter removal

    I just dealt with a blockage in my fuel tank (bx2370) , time for an access panel on top of the tank.
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    BX Transmission Filter change

    When I changed the filter on my bx2370 I lost a few drops, next to nothing.
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    Suicide

    If the fuses are proper, the wire gauge is proper for the required current then likely a bad connection that heated up.
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    Suicide

    Did it blow any fuses?
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    Two Problems

    What is the amperage draw for the heater and fan and what fuse is connected to it?
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    Need repair advice for cracked canopy

    Take it to a body shop or search plastic welding on Youtube and buy a kit to weld it.
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    BX2380 Front end loader issue

    Loader Install- BX2380 Tractor: Know Your Kubota (youtube.com)
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    BX2200D Won't stay running

    I can hear the pump but barely. It starts and runs fine until it warms up, say an hour or more of running then it starts to stall out. Leave it sit and it runs fine again. I'll get into it when it warms up, snowing today.
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    BX2200D Won't stay running

    I'm experiencing the same symptoms with a bx2370, I have a feeling it's the fuel pump, haven't tested anything or looked inside the tank yet.
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    BX2680 losing all power and hydraulics.

    I have the same problem, let the tractor sit twenty minutes and it runs fine again. Fuel tank is full and I screen the fuel so I doubt if it's dirt or water. Machine is stored in a non heated garage. I'll let the fuel run down and drain the tank and have a look inside the tank with a camera but...
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    Cant get started

    Work the hst pedal and make sure it's greased.
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    What model Kubota Tractor do you own?

    BX2370, small tractor doing big chores in tight places.
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    Moving heavy wet snow

    Do you have a chute guard inside the chute on the blower?
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    Fuel tank repair

    I used fiber flex on a bx tractor tank and many other things. Apply with a soldering iron.
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    BX2350: just installed a Kubota Engine Block heater; how long can I leave it on without burning the element?

    I wonder how many people are plugging in dead block heaters? Possibly the space containing the coolant around the element isn't large enough and the element over heats and goes open.
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    BX2350: just installed a Kubota Engine Block heater; how long can I leave it on without burning the element?

    I could only get a year and half out of the block heaters , the longest time left on would be an hour and a half, went through two and then installed a timer that allows it to turn on for twenty minutes then off for five, can turn it on remotely from the house . Also installed a an ammeter so I...
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    Need advice from lumberjacks/lumberjills

    You'll want to look at the root flare to see if there are roots inline with the hinge, if there are , bore into the trunk well below the hinge to sever any root wood . What happens is the roots can hold the tree to the stump well into the ground with hardwood causing the tree to pull to one...
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    Need advice from lumberjacks/lumberjills

    It should fall to the South as the majority of weight is on the South side. Could use a picture of the East and West side of the lower trunk where the roots flare. Back the felling cut up with wedges as you advance the back cut and keep the hinge the same thickness on both sides as the tree...