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Its a kubota FZ2400, with the 24hp model D1105 diesel. I have been scouring the web but can't find anything on oil capacity or dipstick location.........

FZ2400 D1105 oil capacity
Kubota Tractors
Replies 8 Post by zcases

Still having this problem, and it seems to be getting worse. I really notice it under load when pushing snow. I have verified that the linkages are totally free. I have also run the machine for an hour with the drive wheels lifted, to run any air out of the system on anothers recommendation. I can also see the follower on the transmission sticking when the cam that the footpedals control is unloaded. Last chance for thoughts before I start digging deeper..........

Thanks for all the help

sticky hydrostatic - FZ2400
Kubota Tractors
Replies 6 Post by zcases

I am looking at a 650 with hoe, equipment trailer, stone rake, 3pt mower, box blade, loader. Can you provide a reasonable value on this package deal assuming "average" hours and condition? I will go look at it Thursday to find actual year and hours, but I believe it is a '91.

Thanks

650 w hoe trailer more price
John Deere Tractors
Replies 1 Post by zcases

Thanks again Art! You must spend a lot of time answering peoples questions here....you have been a big help many times. I think I got a fair deal on the 1740, it runs well, tires all match and are fair, bucket controls nice, just need a little TLC with the drive clutches or whatever is in there. I'm just going to use it to move some top soil for a couple weeks then will likely sell it.

Thanks again Art....
Scott

Case 1740 skid steer
Other Tractor Brands
Replies 6 Post by zcases

I have recently acquired an F930. Serial No. M0F930X360490, can the year be identified? Any thoughts on value with 2330 hours?

Also - the pto lever does not "detent" into position. Is this common, any ideas on fixes. I haven't dug into it too deep yet.

Thanks
Scott

F930 info
John Deere Tractors
Replies 1 Post by zcases

Captain B - your problem is most likely condensation of moisture in the line as it cools off. The warm air heated by compression travelling through your air line (on a cool concrete floor?)will condense air even after going through a trap. One trick is to fixture a can of ice water around the bowl of your moisture trap, wait till you see the moisture it collects now! Do anything you can to cool off the air, and hose, BEFORE the trap. Hope this is of some help.

Sandblasting
Parts and Repair
Replies 7 Post by zcases

I am looking at a couple 96 FZ2400's - one with 60", 1400 hrs, and one with 72" 1800 hrs. Any general opinions on these machines related to handling, reliability? What kind of value would you place on these machines assuming average condition?

FZ2400 info
Kubota Tractors
Replies 2 Post by zcases