For you 1025 owners, is there a cooling fan for the transmission or does it have an oil cooler near the radiator as the 748 does?
I am considering trading my beloved X748 because I don't want to keep replacing radiators every 150 hours. I have some rough terrain and it seems the frame twisting is killing the seal in the radiator pan.
I am considering a 1025R or Kubota BX. One downside to the BX is the cooling fan that tends to damage easily and is near impossible to replace. If the 1025 has no fan that is a big plus.
I plowed snow this morning and at near 0 degrees and the radiator is puking pretty good. So far this season it has been just dripping a bit. It is now worse. In summer it may be better. If it starts to leak pretty bad in summer like the last one it is getting traded.
As much as I love this tractor at 375 hours it has needed two radiators and a water pump. I am no longer willing to live with this level of unreliability.
One alternative I am going to check on is an heavy duty radiator or possibly mounting it so it floats and does not flex with the frame.
This tractor should have been painted mostly yellow with green wheels.
I am considering trading my beloved X748 because I don't want to keep replacing radiators every 150 hours. I have some rough terrain and it seems the frame twisting is killing the seal in the radiator pan.
I am considering a 1025R or Kubota BX. One downside to the BX is the cooling fan that tends to damage easily and is near impossible to replace. If the 1025 has no fan that is a big plus.
I plowed snow this morning and at near 0 degrees and the radiator is puking pretty good. So far this season it has been just dripping a bit. It is now worse. In summer it may be better. If it starts to leak pretty bad in summer like the last one it is getting traded.
As much as I love this tractor at 375 hours it has needed two radiators and a water pump. I am no longer willing to live with this level of unreliability.
One alternative I am going to check on is an heavy duty radiator or possibly mounting it so it floats and does not flex with the frame.
This tractor should have been painted mostly yellow with green wheels.