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For such a robust tractor, I'm surprised how flimsy the seat is.
vmax84
Yaaay!...Just got this Kubota G3200, with pics!!
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Newbie checking in and saying hello. Been looking for a long time for a little Kubota that had been well maintained, and I think I finally found one. Regardless, it's in my garage now!!! Yaaaaayyy!!!
Just brought this home today and am going to start going thru it. Bought it from the original ower, a GM machinist, guy seemed to keep up on the maint and what not very well, have all the manuals for it, 600 hours on this little beast.
Need to find a good source for parts such as mower blades (has a 40 inch 3 blade deck for it), etc. Really runs nice and the original owner seemed like a really cool cat.
vmax84
Just brought this home today and am going to start going thru it. Bought it from the original ower, a GM machinist, guy seemed to keep up on the maint and what not very well, have all the manuals for it, 600 hours on this little beast.
Need to find a good source for parts such as mower blades (has a 40 inch 3 blade deck for it), etc. Really runs nice and the original owner seemed like a really cool cat.
vmax84
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For such a robust tractor, I'm surprised how flimsy the seat is.
vmax84
I guess I hadn't looked at the seat that close yet, to figure out if it were made out of metal or fiberglass.
You are right.....just try and find another seat and use this one for AK-47 practice.
Thanks a lot.
vmax84
Also, I want to tighten up the steering a big on the tractor, and just by watching what's taking place when I turn the steering wheel, I want to replace the bushings (#12 in the pic) since the gear gizmo with the teeth seems to shift too much. The steering shaft is still good and snug.
What's the best way to get into this area....remove the radiator and go in from the front? Thanks again.
vmax84
What's the best way to get into this area....remove the radiator and go in from the front? Thanks again.
vmax84
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