I have the same tractor, you will have better luck with more glowing & less cranking. Synthetic motor oil helps & when its really cold i will switch back to glow for a few seconds right after it fires to keep it from stalling.
Throttle does nothing any diesel that’s governed is already at full fuel on governor position while at rest. As far as starter should let rest unless you like buying $300 starters from over cranking glow 5 wait 5 glow 5 more then fire or simply keep your diesel tractor inside in the winter when you know your going to need it
I have the same tractor, you will have better luck with more glowing & less cranking. Synthetic motor oil helps & when its really cold i will switch back to glow for a few seconds right after it fires to keep it from stalling.
Good idea but u gotta watch u don’t turn to far or you’ll strike the motor on the spinning flywheel.
Normal ... It's an indirect injection diesel engine. It's necessary to preheat 20 sec ... It's not Kubota's fault ...
Gelled up on you from the sounds of that
Why is know one taking about that every time it's about to turnover he turns the key to the off pusishin so it won't start
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I would hold glow plug down 8 to 10 seconds., and seemed where letting off starter too soon, just when she wanted to start and give more throttle.
Throttle does nothing any diesel that’s governed is already at full fuel on governor position while at rest. As far as starter should let rest unless you like buying $300 starters from over cranking glow 5 wait 5 glow 5 more then fire or simply keep your diesel tractor inside in the winter when you know your going to need it
Leave it inside is a great start............
Thanks for advice, will put it in my living room next time!
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