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Kubota BX 2360 newbie tale followed by question

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DENNIS MIN

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All,

I am the privileged operator of my wife's Kubota mini-tractor.

I was blowing snow when the front tire dropped off the edge of the drive, a little wiggling in 4 wheel drive, soon found me completely off the drive.

My thoughts were to continue blowing a path, even off the driveway, which left me quite stranded about 70 feet from the road, stuck.

The estimate of 70 feet has to be quite accurate, as the length of my tow strap and chain combined equals 69 feet.

Now to my question, is there a "hydrostat" release prior to towing the Kubota back to terra firma?

I looked at the owners/operator manual and did not find any reference to towing the tractor.

Thanks in advance,

D.
 
Dennis the other poster has it right look on your LEFT fender and the high/low lever has a netural
that will let it roll free.
 
(quoted from post at 11:12:48 03/09/14) I would have someone back it out when pulling, will make it come out much easier.
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I think Dennis's wife would be the appropriate person for him to ask to help get HER tractor back to terra firma!!!!!!!!! :lol:
 
TxJim,

The little lady would be the next-to-last resort!

Glad you saw the humor in my posting. This is gonna be a one man show getting it out.


D.
 
When towing it have it running and someone on the seat with the tractor wheels moving in whatever direction your going to pull it.You don't want to drag it with the wheels sliding.
 
(quoted from post at 11:55:55 03/09/14) TxJim,

The little lady would be the next-to-last resort!

Glad you saw the humor in my posting. This is gonna be a one man show getting it out.


D.
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I figured that would give you & your wife some QUALITY bonding time especially since you stated it was HER tractor. :wink:
 
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