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To fix a compression leak from the cylinder in your Kubota Construction Equipment, replace the head gasket and tighten the cylinder head screw, glow plug, and nozzle holder.
What to do if my Kubota Construction Equipment has deficient output?
If your Kubota Construction Equipment has deficient output, several issues could be the cause. It could be due to incorrect injection timing, which needs adjustment. The engine's moving parts might be seizing, requiring repair or replacement. Other potential causes include a malfunctioning injection pump or deficient nozzle injection, both needing repair or replacement. A compression leak may also be the reason, in which case you should replace the head gasket and tighten the cylinder head screws, glow plug, and nozzle holder. Finally, a dirty or clogged air cleaner can cause this problem, so clean or replace it.
Why is white or blue smoke coming from my Kubota Construction Equipment?
White or blue exhaust gas in your Kubota Construction Equipment could be due to excessive engine oil, which means you should reduce it to the specified level. It could also be caused by worn or stuck piston rings and cylinders, requiring repair or replacement. Incorrect injection timing or deficient compression could also be the cause; adjust the timing and check the compression.
How to reduce excessive lubricant oil consumption in Kubota Construction Equipment?
Excessive lubricant oil consumption in your Kubota Construction Equipment can be attributed to several factors. The piston ring's gap might be facing the same direction, requiring you to shift the ring gap direction. Alternatively, the oil ring could be worn or stuck, necessitating replacement. Other potential causes include a worn piston ring groove, suggesting piston replacement; worn valve stems and valve guides, also requiring replacement; or oil leaking due to defective seals or packing, which should be replaced.
What to do if fuel is mixed into lubricant oil in Kubota Construction Equipment?
If fuel is mixed into the lubricant oil in your Kubota Construction Equipment, it could be due to a worn injection pump plunger, which should be repaired or replaced. Another cause could be deficient nozzle injection, requiring repair or replacement of the nozzle. Finally, the injection pump might be broken, necessitating its replacement.
What causes water to mix into lubricant oil in Kubota Construction Equipment?
If water is mixed into the lubricant oil in your Kubota Construction Equipment, it may be due to a defective head gasket, which requires replacement. Another possible cause is a flawed cylinder block or cylinder head, also necessitating replacement.
How to repair a malfunctioning governor in Kubota Construction Equipment?
If the governor is malfunctioning in your Kubota Construction Equipment, repair it.
How to manage high viscosity of fuel or engine oil at low temperature in Kubota Construction Equipment?
To manage excessively high viscosity of fuel or engine oil at low temperatures in your Kubota Construction Equipment, use the specified fuel or engine oil.
What to do if crankshaft, camshaft, piston, cylinder or bearing seized in Kubota Construction Equipment?
If the crankshaft, camshaft, piston, cylinder, or bearing seizes in your Kubota Construction Equipment, repair or replace it.
How to remove water from the fuel system in Kubota Construction Equipment?
To remove water from the fuel system in your Kubota Construction Equipment, change the fuel and repair or replace the fuel system.
Details ROPS cab compatibility, manufacturer info, and an essential safety warning for operators.
Covers the warranty period, claim submission process, and lists limitations and exclusions for the ROPS cab.
Defines safety indicators and outlines operator and owner responsibilities for safe operation of the ROPS cab.
Provides general safety rules and specific operating practices for safe use of the tractor with the ROPS cab.
Covers safe practices for rough terrain and highway operation, plus maintenance safety for the operator platform.
Details safety decal management, ROPS installation requirements, and emergency exit features.
Describes the location and functionality of the switches and indicators on the cab's control switch plate.
Explains cab circuit protection, battery care, and highlights features of the Deluxe BX Cab.
Lists essential pre-operation checks after installation and provides guidance on ordering replacement parts.
Lists the service parts and quantities required for the windshield assembly, including glass, seals, and fasteners.
Lists the service parts and quantities required for the rear window assembly, including glass, seals, and wiper components.
Lists the service parts and quantities required for the right side window breakdown, including glass, latches, and hinges.
Lists the service parts and quantities required for the left side window breakdown, including glass, latches, and hinges.
Lists the service parts and quantities required for the right door assembly, including glass, latches, handles, and seals.
Lists the service parts and quantities required for the left door assembly, including glass, latches, handles, and seals.
Lists the service parts and quantities for cab accessories such as mirrors, gas shocks, and LED work lights.
Lists the service parts and quantities for the switchplate assembly, including fuses, power blocks, and switches.
Details ROPS cab compatibility, manufacturer info, and an essential safety warning for operators.
Covers the warranty period, claim submission process, and lists limitations and exclusions for the ROPS cab.
Defines safety indicators and outlines operator and owner responsibilities for safe operation of the ROPS cab.
Provides general safety rules and specific operating practices for safe use of the tractor with the ROPS cab.
Covers safe practices for rough terrain and highway operation, plus maintenance safety for the operator platform.
Details safety decal management, ROPS installation requirements, and emergency exit features.
Describes the location and functionality of the switches and indicators on the cab's control switch plate.
Explains cab circuit protection, battery care, and highlights features of the Deluxe BX Cab.
Lists essential pre-operation checks after installation and provides guidance on ordering replacement parts.
Lists the service parts and quantities required for the windshield assembly, including glass, seals, and fasteners.
Lists the service parts and quantities required for the rear window assembly, including glass, seals, and wiper components.
Lists the service parts and quantities required for the right side window breakdown, including glass, latches, and hinges.
Lists the service parts and quantities required for the left side window breakdown, including glass, latches, and hinges.
Lists the service parts and quantities required for the right door assembly, including glass, latches, handles, and seals.
Lists the service parts and quantities required for the left door assembly, including glass, latches, handles, and seals.
Lists the service parts and quantities for cab accessories such as mirrors, gas shocks, and LED work lights.
Lists the service parts and quantities for the switchplate assembly, including fuses, power blocks, and switches.
This document describes the Kubota BX Series ROPS Cab, an accessory designed and manufactured by Tektite Manufacturing Inc. for Kubota BX1860/1870 and BX2360/2370/2660/2670 tractors. The ROPS (Roll-Over Protective Structure) cab aims to provide both operator protection and reasonable winter weather protection.
The primary function of the Kubota BX Series ROPS Cab is to enhance operator safety by providing a robust Roll-Over Protective Structure. In the event of a rollover accident, the ROPS is designed to withstand the impact and protect the operator from serious injury or death. Beyond its safety function, the deluxe cab also offers environmental protection, shielding the operator from harsh weather conditions, particularly in winter. The cab features glass windows at all locations, contributing to visibility and enclosure.
The cab is equipped with a switch plate that houses various controls for its integrated features. These include:
The cab's design takes into account the tractor's air intake system. Since the BX tractor draws air from underneath the steering wheel, the cab cannot be completely sealed to prevent starving the engine of air. This design consideration ensures proper engine function while maintaining a degree of enclosure.
Operators are strongly advised to familiarize themselves with all cab controls and functions before operating the tractor to ensure safe operation and prevent injury or damage. All directions provided in the manual are from the reference point of the tractor seat facing the steering wheel, with left and right references from this viewpoint.
Key usage features and safety guidelines include:
Proper maintenance is crucial for ensuring the safe and dependable service of the ROPS cab.
The ROPS cab is designed specifically for individual tractor models to ensure ROPS requirements are met. Installing the ROPS on a non-designated tractor model may result in injury or death.
General| Engine Type | Diesel |
|---|---|
| Engine Model | Kubota D1005 |
| Horsepower | 25.5 hp (19.0 kW) |
| Transmission Type | Hydrostatic |
| Hydraulic System | Open center |
| 3-Point Hitch | Category I |
| PTO Speed | 540 RPM |
| Rated RPM | 3200 RPM |
| Number of speeds | Infinite (2 ranges) |
| Fuel Capacity | 6.6 gallons (25.0 L) |
| Width | 44.5 inches |
| Wheelbase | 55.1 in (140 cm) |
