L6070: L6832 CCV Kit?

[CounterMeasure]

Hello all, I am in the process of buying my forth Kubota tractor; a decked out L6070PRMC.

The dealer and I are having quite the ordeal getting it built. A number of options have long lead times that would put part availability to be December or later. I am not willing to wait that long.

One of the options I selected was the defogger kits. While the defogger glass is in-stock at warehouses, the defogger options are listed to require "L6832/CCV kit", and the Kubota told the dealer that L6832 has an ETA of December or January at this point.

What I am trying to decide is if I should go forward with the defogger glass install at time of purchase and self-install L6832 later, or skip the defogger options altogether if the install work related to L6832 is extensive. The issue is that I can find almost no information on what L6832 is or what is in it. Most I can find is "CCV" is misleading based on https://shop.kubotausa.com/oemparts...6838-l6070-l6832?lid=6076df904f231b5030d5bd5a

Anyone have good information on it?

 

[JasonW]

I believe Messicks has a video out on these. Is that apart of the Nordic cold weather packages? Probably not needed in Texas.

I believe CCV is the crank case vent.

 

[CounterMeasure]

I believe Messicks has a video out on these. Is that apart of the Nordic cold weather packages? Probably not needed in Texas.

I believe CCV is the crank case vent.

Everything I read is that "CCV" as in "Crank Case Ventilation" is misleading in this case. If you follow the link I provided above, none of the parts shown are part of a typical cold weather crank case ventilation setup. My dealer has questions out to Kubota to learn more since the70-series is new to them as well, but Kubota is in no hurry to help them. Took Kubota over a week to provide ETAs for dealer-installed options.

Kubota makes a durable tractor, but their documentation and support has always been less than stellar.