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Joel,
Things are going well with tractor dealer now. I met with the owner after being suggested by the Kubota Manfacturer to do so about the 3ph issue I was having. It turns out, after they picked it up to rebuild the valve where the power stearing is connected. After they rebuilt te valve, they said that didn't fix te problem that they had traced the problem to the hydraulic pump. He informed me they need to replace te pump in order to fix the problem of not lifting the 3 ph once it warmed up.
No other cost to me! So cool! I'll have a good tractor, finally.

Kubota B1750 3PH does not lift well
Kubota Tractors
Replies 28 Post by Rodsbod

Joel,
It sounds like I should have listen to the fat lady sing before I bought my kubota from a local dealer.
The dealer has approached me with a deal to fix THEIR problem.
Get this,..... Early this week he calls. We can fix the valve for you. How much, I ask. 300 for the parts not counting the labor. Come on Jeff, I gave you full price and it's defective. Ok, he says. Calls ack and says, ok you buy the parts and we will rebuild it for you. How much is my cost? I ask. 300, he says.
I eventually said ok. Then he says, can you get it over here? Well, I guess I can try., I said.
Then I got to thinking...... Hummmm, he wants me to deliver it, pay for the parts and wait till the cows come home before I get it back, because I'm sure it will be put on the back burner. In any case, I had them deliver it because I had no way of picking it up. It was delivered defective and he is charging me to fix it.
The way I see it, he's not giving me anything but a lost season of spring work around my ranch, a headache and a bunch of grief.
I'm less than happy with my purchase from Mid Valley Tractor in Eugene Oregon on Hwy. 99 and I wouldn't recommend anyone buy anything from them.

IH 364 Tractor engine low oil pressure
Parts and Repair
Replies 3 Post by Rodsbod