While I was in the shed with my Kubota, I noticed that sometimes the implements act a little funky sometimes they’re slow, and other times they lag. Let’s share some tips, tricks, and quick checks to see if we’re dealing with a hydraulic hiccup or an electronic gremlin before it messes up our work.
Troubleshooting uneven implement response hydraulic vs electronic causes
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TheBucketList
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Experienced the same issue last season, one moment my loader was running smoothly, and the next, it seemed to take a break. Turned out, it was just a sticky valve and a dirty filter. A quick clean and flush did the trick and everything was up and running again. No more mystery delays
Owrench
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After a long day of brush hogging I noticed the controls were feeling a bit sluggish as if they needed to think things over first.
I checked the connections topped off the fluid and discovered a loose ground.
Once I fixed that, the Kubota went back to being its normal self smooth as butter
I checked the connections topped off the fluid and discovered a loose ground.
Once I fixed that, the Kubota went back to being its normal self smooth as butter
HaythereKubz
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My tractor started acting up while I was out in the snow and I really thought something serious was wrong. Turns out it was just low fluid and a clogged filter causing the hiccups. A few simple checks kept me from panicking and saved me from a chilly walk home.
