You are exactly right about factories getting the lowest bidder to reman their engines. Every manufacturer does that. The bottom line is all they think about unfortunately, have had my share with reman stuff, and best you can hope for when a customer gets one is 50% of them living. Just my experience, and I rebuild mine every time it’s possible, screw reman junk.
My farm hand lost the last key on our Kubota, the red one.... £800 for a new set of keys (that's 1200 US rubles). Maintenance is cheap on Kubota, but replacement parts is crazy money for stuff you can't get generic.
Masterpiece Rant!!! Lol...you go Warren! Another way to relieve stress is throw that 1-1/4" Combo Wrench as hard as you can across the shop...does wonders for the soul!
This is the first video of yours that I watched . I'm one of those small Kubota tractor guys you mentioned and I never knew about the large commercial tractors being so complicated . I would think if they designed that engine like that it would be bullet proof and last 3 -4 times what a traditionally designed would . I'm subscribing to your channel , I like a guy that knows what there talking about and being honest . I am 70 yrs old and I've always liked machines that were simply designed . Thank you for sharing your knowledge !
Warren, what you are doing and the way that you do it is what has made this country stand apart from so many others. You're a true patriot my friend. Blazing your own trail and proving time and time again that REAL VALUE in ANY field comes from someone who knows to look for a CAUSE before looking to R&R. Your customers should be as thankful as we are for the way you do your work.
Kubota garden tractor owner here (one of those 3 cylinder diesel BX models like you mentioned). I agree with your point...my tractor has about as much in common with that Kubota you have there as a John Deere garden tractor from one of the big box stores does with the John Deere you have. They just share the same nameplate and paint color.
I go to a major tractor and farm equipment auction several times a year looking for projects and or deals.Last October or November I was there and looking for a decent 60 HP range loader tractor. There was a line of 8 down right good looking Kubota's in the right HP range with loaders and all 4WD. All were under 5 years old and all were under 2000 hours. Started them one at a time and every single one of them soaked my arm with oil when I pulled the dip stick when they were running to check for bottom end blowby. Ended up with a JD 5203 with loader. People with Kubota's seem to be as brand loyal as Harley owners but as you pointed out in an exceptional way they are a bear to fix and God help you when something major goes wrong. I had a major sell out last fall and sold 90% of my tractors and equipment for what turned out to be top dollar. THEN wife said let's keep the place for a few more years so I'm buying to replace what I sold. I'd kept a 80's era JD 1250 made by Yanmar (fave tractor) bought the JD 5203 with loader (goodun made in India) and just bought a new JD 5075E 75 HP with cab and air (assembled in U.S.A.) and some other equipment. So, I got a barn full of John Deere's but since they were made in Japan,India, and the U.S. they can't talk to one another lol.
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And this is why I watch Warren's videos.
Thanks for the video comrade Warren. Your commitment to the party is appreciated and will keep you out of the gulag, for now.
I fn love this guy. Most people that complain are the ones not fixing anything.
Come on Warren, tell us how you really feel! (lol)
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I love this guy..... Party issued coveralls... lol
Don't worry Bidden will probably give us all free engines.
Honest people are hard to find nowadays. That’s how I was brought up speak your mind and tell the truth.
You are exactly right about factories getting the lowest bidder to reman their engines. Every manufacturer does that. The bottom line is all they think about unfortunately, have had my share with reman stuff, and best you can hope for when a customer gets one is 50% of them living. Just my experience, and I rebuild mine every time it’s possible, screw reman junk.
My farm hand lost the last key on our Kubota, the red one.... £800 for a new set of keys (that's 1200 US rubles). Maintenance is cheap on Kubota, but replacement parts is crazy money for stuff you can't get generic.
My older brother gave me advice I’ve used my whole adult life. Never worry about who you piss off... as long as you are doing it with the truth.
Warren, I learn something new from you every video. You're a good teacher.
Masterpiece Rant!!! Lol...you go Warren! Another way to relieve stress is throw that 1-1/4" Combo Wrench as hard as you can across the shop...does wonders for the soul!
This is the first video of yours that I watched . I'm one of those small Kubota tractor guys you mentioned and I never knew about the large commercial tractors being so complicated . I would think if they designed that engine like that it would be bullet proof and last 3 -4 times what a traditionally designed would . I'm subscribing to your channel , I like a guy that knows what there talking about and being honest . I am 70 yrs old and I've always liked machines that were simply designed . Thank you for sharing your knowledge !
Good struggle session comrad, the collective applauds your efforts to come to understanding your internal conflict 🤣
Warren, what you are doing and the way that you do it is what has made this country stand apart from so many others. You're a true patriot my friend. Blazing your own trail and proving time and time again that REAL VALUE in ANY field comes from someone who knows to look for a CAUSE before looking to R&R. Your customers should be as thankful as we are for the way you do your work.
Kubota garden tractor owner here (one of those 3 cylinder diesel BX models like you mentioned). I agree with your point...my tractor has about as much in common with that Kubota you have there as a John Deere garden tractor from one of the big box stores does with the John Deere you have. They just share the same nameplate and paint color.
You have a great sense of humor rooted in truth and common sense. Your skills are matched by your wit. Thanks
everybody needs a mechanic like you. i love your attitude and competence
I go to a major tractor and farm equipment auction several times a year looking for projects and or deals.Last October or November I was there and looking for a decent 60 HP range loader tractor. There was a line of 8 down right good looking Kubota's in the right HP range with loaders and all 4WD. All were under 5 years old and all were under 2000 hours. Started them one at a time and every single one of them soaked my arm with oil when I pulled the dip stick when they were running to check for bottom end blowby. Ended up with a JD 5203 with loader. People with Kubota's seem to be as brand loyal as Harley owners but as you pointed out in an exceptional way they are a bear to fix and God help you when something major goes wrong. I had a major sell out last fall and sold 90% of my tractors and equipment for what turned out to be top dollar. THEN wife said let's keep the place for a few more years so I'm buying to replace what I sold. I'd kept a 80's era JD 1250 made by Yanmar (fave tractor) bought the JD 5203 with loader (goodun made in India) and just bought a new JD 5075E 75 HP with cab and air (assembled in U.S.A.) and some other equipment. So, I got a barn full of John Deere's but since they were made in Japan,India, and the U.S. they can't talk to one another lol.