Kubota BX25DLB User Manual

Name: Kubota BX25DLB
Brand: Kubota
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14 SPECIFICATIONS OF THE BACKHOE

BACKHOE TERMINOLOGY

(1) Backhoe bucket

(2) Bucket teeth

(3) Bucket link

(4) Bucket cylinder

(5) Dipperstick

(6) Dipperstick cylinder

(7) Boom

(8) Boom cylinder

(9) Swing frame

(10) Main frame

(11) Swing cylinder

(12) Stabilizer

(13) Stabilizer pad

(14) Stabilizer cylinder

(15) Joystick control

(16) Stabilizer control

(17) Swing lock pin

(18) Boom lock pin

Default Chapter5
- Table of Contents5
- Safe Operation11
- Backhoe19
- Tractor29
Servicing29
Specifications of the Tractor31
- Specification Table31
- Traveling Speeds32
Specifications of the Loader33
- Loader Specifications33
- Bucket Specifications33
- Dimensional Specifications34
- Loader35
- Operational Specifications35
- Loader Terminology37
Specifications of the Backhoe38
- Backhoe Specifications38
- Backhoe Terminology42
Implement Limitations43
Instrument Panel and Controls45
Pre-Operation Check of the Tractor47
- Daily Check47
Pre-Operation Check of the Loader48
- Lubrication48
- Transmission Fluid48
- Rear Ballast48
  - Liquid Ballast in Rear Tires48
- Tire Inflation48
- Test Operation48
- Removing Air from Hydraulic System49
Pre-Operation Check of the Backhoe50
- Pre-Operation Checks50
- Operator's Seat50
  - Seat Belt50
- Ballast50
- Tire Inflation50
Operating the Engine51
- Starting the Engine51
  - Cold Weather Starting53
  - Block Heater (Option)53
- Stopping the Engine53
- Warming up54
  - Warm-Up and Transmission Oil in the Low Temperature Range54
- Jump Starting54
Operating the Tractor55
- Operating New Tractor55
  - Do Not Operate the Tractor at Full Speed for the First 50 Hours55
  - Changing Lubricating Oil for New Tractors55
- Boarding and Leaving the Tractor55
- Operating Foldable Rops55
- Starting58
- Stopping63
- Check During Driving63
- Parking65
- Hourmeter65
- Accessory66
  - (1) 12V Electric Outlet66
  - Glove Box66
- Operating Techniques66
- Reversing the Seat68
Pto70
- Pto Operation70
3-Point Hitch & Drawbar73
- 3-Point Hitch74
- Hitch74
  - Removing the 3-Point Hitch75
  - Installing the 3-Point Hitch75
Hydraulic Unit76
- 3-Point Hitch Control System76
  - Hydraulic Control76
  - 3-Point Hitch Lowering Speed76
- Auxiliary Hydraulics77
  - Hydraulic Outlet77
- Installing Mower78
- Mower Lift Linkage System79
  - Cutting Height Control Dial79
  - Hydraulic Control Unit Use Reference Chart80
Tires, Wheels and Ballast81
- Tires81
  - Inflation Pressure81
  - Dual Tires81
- Wheel Tread81
  - Front Wheels81
  - Rear Wheels82
- Ballast83
  - Front Ballast83
  - Rear Ballast83
Operating the Loader85
- Filling the Bucket85
- Lifting the Load85
- Carrying the Load86
- Dumping the Bucket86
- Lowering the Bucket86
- Operating with Float Control86
- Loading from a Bank87
- Peeling and Scraping88
- Loading Low Trucks or Spreaders from a Pile88
- Backfilling88
- Handling Large Heavy Objects89
- Valve Lock90
- Attaching Attachments90
- Detaching Attachments92
- Dismounting the Loader92
- Attachments92
  - Bucket92
  - Pallet Fork92
- Assemble Pallet Fork92
Operating the Backhoe94
- Operating Speed94
- Backhoe Controls94
- Placing the Stabilizers95
- General Backhoe Operation96
- Transporting98
  - Driving to the Job-Site98
  - Trailer Transporting98
Maintenance of the Tractor99
- Service Intervals99
- Lubricants, Fuel and Coolant100
Periodic Service of the Tractor103
- How to Open the Hood103
  - Hood103
  - Engine Cover103
- Daily Check104
- Every 50 Hours108
- Every 100 Hours110
- Every 200 Hours115
- Every 400 Hours117
- Every 800 Hours118
  - Adjusting Engine Valve Clearance118
- Every 1000 Hours or 1 Year118
  - Replacing Air Cleaner Element118
- Every 1500 Hours119
  - Checking Fuel Injection Nozzle Injection Pressure119
- Every 2000 Hours or 2 Years119
  - Flushing Cooling System and Changing Coolant119
  - Antifreeze119
- Every 3000 Hours120
  - Checking Injection Pump120
- Every 1 Year120
- Every 4 Years122
- Service as Required122
Maintenance of the Loader124
- Lubrication124
- Re-Tightening of Hardware124
  - Tightening Bolts and Nuts124
- Daily Checks125
- Every 50 Hours125
  - Checking Main Frame Bolt and Nut Torque125
Maintenance of the Backhoe126
- Daily Checks126
- Lubrication127
- Bucket Service127
Storage of the Tractor129
- Tractor Storage129
- Removing the Tractor from Storage129
Removing the Loader130
- Storage of the Loader131
Reinstalling the Loader132
Removing the Backhoe134
- Removal of the Backhoe134
- Storage of the Backhoe136
Reinstalling the Backhoe137
Troubleshooting139
- Engine Troubleshooting139
Options140
Appendices141
- Index141

Questions and Answers:

R
Ronald Schwartz MDJul 28, 2025
Why is my Kubota BX25DLB engine difficult to start?
- M
  Michael Miller DDSJul 29, 2025
  If your Kubota Tractor engine is difficult to start or won't start, several factors could be at play. It might be due to no fuel flow, so check the fuel tank and fuel filter, replacing the filter if needed. Air or water in the fuel system could also be the culprit; ensure the fuel line coupler bolt and nut are tight. In cold weather, the oil viscosity may increase, slowing the engine revolution; consider using oils of different viscosities or an engine block heater. A weak battery can also prevent the engine from turning over quickly enough; clean the battery cables and terminals, charge the battery, or, in cold weather, remove the battery, charge it, and store it indoors until use.