Author Topic: Repair a radiator on a tractor  (Read 8092 times)

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Offline gg64Topic starter

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Re: Repair a radiator on a tractor
« Reply #25 on: November 09, 2020, 07:21:13 pm »
Ok, I put it back together and used the tractor today, I fixed it under a day, not bad for a first timer job IMO.

I didn't do the pressure test but, i blew compressed air before even doing to the repair. So probably the weak holes blew up.

I didn't take any photos yet, but I will eventually because I need fix the protecting front.

Also no leaking in sight, I never been so happy about a dry radiator. :)

Thanks you guys for the tips.
 

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Re: Repair a radiator on a tractor
« Reply #26 on: February 05, 2024, 03:42:08 pm »
Sorry for bumping it up, but my Kubota's radiator is leaking. Where can I find a service to fix it?
 

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Re: Repair a radiator on a tractor
« Reply #27 on: February 05, 2024, 03:48:20 pm »
After about six months of using it, I had the same problem with my Kubota L2501. I took it to an official Kubota service place, and it was a great choice. They knew exactly what they were doing because they specialize in Kubotas. They said a small crack was causing the leak, which is pretty standard. They told me they'd fix it by adding a new part that's exactly right for my tractor. They were clear about what needed to be done and reassured me they'd get my tractor fixed up quickly.
« Last Edit: February 06, 2024, 08:01:59 am by hneve »
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