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Cub Cadet 6284 Hydrostatic dip stick
Cub Cadet
Replies 11 Post by StudioDTK5

[QUOTE=BeenThere;199654] The Cub Cadet #703-3553Draw Bar is $114.00plus shipping. Too much for a small piece of iron with two holes in it. .So, lets go searching for something more practical...like a multi hitch assembly whereas I can attach a number it items to work my garden. This picture below allows me to pull a trailer, attach a plow, and rototiller , and couple other items. This item I paid less that $101.00<br>
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Cub Cadet 6284 -- Added New Trailer and Multi Use Hitch
Cub Cadet
Replies 3 Post by BeenThere

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Lawsuit On Series 6000 and 7000 Cub Cadet Reverse Flow System
Cub Cadet
Replies 3 Post by BeenThere

Not familiar with your tractor, but there should be a knob underneath your tractor seat somewhere. By turning it open (counter-clockwise) you should be opening the return flow allowing the hitch to go down. The further "open" the faster the hitch will travel downward.

Sounds like it is currently almost entirely snubbed off, not letting it go down.

AC D-17 series IV Hydraulic problem
Parts and Repair
Replies 3 Post by Hogslayer

Thanks that is perfect for what I was looking for. Now to get a aftermarket cable dip stick and repair mine to those specs.

I have pictures of the drive shaft to the transmission and a video. I hope to get that posted up today or tomorrow.

Just got Cub Cadet 6284 refinish and filter cross reference
Cub Cadet
Replies 14 Post by StudioDTK5

This the only guidance in my RCK60 manual

Kubota B6000E mid mower
Kubota Tractors
Replies 6 Post by DennisCTB

[QUOTE=BeenThere;199635].... The ones in the #6284 probably are okay,But,due to the 534 hours on these original glow plug,I feel they need changing before winter gets here.....[/QUOTE]

I think your are conflating the way gasoline engine maintenance was on a 1970's car where you would tune up every 20,000 or even more often, change points condenser and plugs.

A spark plug in a gas engine is constantly sparking. A glow plug is just for starting, it just needs to get hot once for each session, very simple.

With just 534 hours your Tractor is still in the diaper stage of its life, many many years are left.

That said I am more of the leave well enough alone mentality.

If you want to tinker, tinker away, but like you said you may fall into a bonanza of opportunities to tinker more if you snap the head off one of those fully functioning glow plugs.

But please enjoy your self Best of Luck.

Glow Plugs for Cub Cadet 284 Diesel
Cub Cadet
Replies 5 Post by minimac

Hi this Kubota B7500 tractor is new to me.<br>
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The seller told me that I can shift from 2WD to 4WD while moving as long as the steering wheel is straight without using the clutch.<br>
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He said that is always the way he has done it with no issues.<br>
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He gave me the owners manual and it s says to always depress the clutch. I tried that would cause me to come to a stop disengage my MMM and really put a strain on the clutch plate.<br>
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Any advice appreciated.<br>
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Greg<br>
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Kubota B7500 2WD to 4WD shift on the fly
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Gregone

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Jamming Blue Ridge Mountains North Carolina
Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 5 Post by DennisCTB

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Just For Fun Off Topic
Replies 5 Post by DennisCTB

I was told by a factory CAT tech the whining under load is the pressure relief valve cycling (open / close / open / close) at extremely fast speed against high system pressures when the machine is under heavy load.

It's much the same sound as a FEL makes if you dead head the hydraulics, like holding the joystick in the curl up position after the cylinder is fully retracted so I suspect that is the cause of the noise.

BTW, while I do NOT approve of the method, the tech advised that you can dramatically speed up the heating of the hyd. fluid on cold days by rising the idle a little and holding the hydraulics against the relief valve, like as above using curl up. The constant load and restriction of the valve causes a lot of friction which in turn creates heat.

I'll stick with an leectric preheater.

Best of luck.

2020 NH Workmaster 25 loud whining noise
New Holland Tractors
Replies 10 Post by Murf

I recall that there was an issue with some of the early digital instrument clusters, the design was such that water could get into the instrument cluster and let the magic smoke out.

Kubota stepped up to the plate and did a free fix for affected units. Even way beyond warranty end dates. Check with your dealer.

Best of luck.

BX23S no instruments working
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Murf

Generally speaking that issue is a safety switch preventing the starter from engaging.

Look at all the basic stuff first, PTO left engaged, clutch and / or brake switch if so equipped, seat switch, etc., etc. also look for any switches that may have gotten accidentally unplugged.

Best of luck.

Cub Cadet AGS2140 will not crank over
Parts and Repair
Replies 2 Post by Murf

Interesting question. My tractor's (Cub Cadet 7305 with a Mitsubishi 3-cyl diesel) manual warns to not idle at less than 1500 RPM, although low idle is about 1000. The hints are that below 1500 proper engine temp can't be maintained.
540 RPM on the rear PTO is at 2376 engine RPM. 2000 RPM on the mid PTO is at 2632 engine RPM. Max RPM is 2980 no-load. Max HP is at 2750.

So, no real reason to run it faster than the PTO speed(s) unless you need max HP, highest ground speed or faster hydraulic actuation.
I usually run about 2000-2100 (I'm not using the PTO). I have a hydrostatic tranny so I don't need to fiddle with engine speed to change ground speed. And I'm not working the tractor for a living so time isn't money.
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As far as fuel consumption goes, the no-load consumption will be slightly higher at high RPMs, but the real fuel usage is under load. 20HP of load will have about 1/2 the fuel consumption of 40HP of load irrespective of engine speed.
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Engine wear/lifetime is largely determined by the number of revolutions, not really by 'hours'; at least my tractor's "hour" meter is really a 'revolutions' meter as it is a mechanical counter connected to the tach cable. So running the engine at higher-than-needed RPMs shortens the life of the engine, another reason to not run the engine faster than needed.

Should a Tractor always be run at PTO Speed
Operating and Attachments
Replies 4 Post by chashm

I don't know about that particular model, but most 'modern' diesels start and stop with a key instead of the older push / pull fuel shut-off. That means you need to have power to the fuel shut off relay (it's normally open and requires power to close) in order for the injection pump to produce enough pressure to fire the injectors.

If it's an older model with the old style manual push / pull fuel shut off is it in the correct position?

Best of luck.

Old shibaura SD4000a not starting
Shibaura
Replies 4 Post by Murf

You were lucky! Don't forget to recheck the tension after a few hours of operation.

How often to replace Compact Tractor Fan Belts
Parts and Repair
Replies 4 Post by Art White

lariewilson has posted a new photo.

Subject: BX23S.

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BX23S - New Pix by lariewilson
Photos
Replies 2 Post by lariewilson

Sit on your coat or carry a cell phone.

Blowing Snow in short Sleeve shirt
Snowblowers / Snow Plows
Replies 5 Post by greyhorse

It may help if you indicate if this was after an attempted repair of the brakes.

John Deere Gator 6 x 4 How to Adjust Brakes
Utility Vehicles UTV/ATV
Replies 2 Post by greyhorse

I think it is a combination of things.

10 to 20 years ago Baby Boomers were getting older but not too old and they were buying toys to help them as they aged.

Some had horses and stalls that could use a tractor in tight quarters, where other 3ph ballast would be too much in the way.

Others read all the ballast ideas and jumped in. Sounds like you.

Now the Baby Boomers are too old for all that stuff so you do not hear about it. But you still need ballast but it is just not a talking point.

Tractor Weight Box
Tractor Projects
Replies 4 Post by greyhorse