Re: Older Kubota question

Posted by Joe Evans on May 24, 2005 at 06:18:40 from (67.129.216.225):

In Reply to: Older Kubota question posted by dhermesc on May 24, 2005 at 05:38:52:

I guess you'll find out soon enough what the model number is when you go see it.

If the glow plugs have been disconnected, then that engine has had a steady diet of ether to get it started. I would be very leery of the engine's condition.

I've got an Kubota L275, and you MUST use the pre-heater (glow plugs) every time you start it cold. Oh, I suppose it would fire off cold on a 90 degree day. Just never done it.

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