We’re built on a family legacy and are proud of it. We deserve to be. This company was started in 1960 by a dad and two brothers from eastern Colorado who grew up on the farm and wanted to sell the equipment that made their farming life possible. When they opened their doors on November 1, 1960, they launched a life-long pursuit of helping farmers.
And fifty years later, their great-grandsons carry on the family passion.
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Damn advertisement is blocking the PSI chart
Thanks so much
Excellent video, thank you sir. I’m servicing my new 3302
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My compliment for a nicely detailed DVI on the slightly bigger brother of my own 3 year old tractor (LX2610 with a n LA535 loader and a recently addedn Kubota 60" blower). Firstly, though, when you pointed out the hood-release switch (which is in fact located on the curb-side of the hood), you voiced it as being on the left, and later in the video you corrected yourself by stating that when "we talk about tractor sides, it's always based on you facing forward" (or words to that effect). I agree mind you, that non-farmer tractor owners tend to stretch the service intervals much too long, because they go by the hourly-recommendations in the manual. You are correct in stating that such a tractor should undergo at least one preventive maintenance service per year. FYI, all my company vehicles (highway & off-road) are scheduled for strict periodic preventive maintenance performed by the respective dealers, as follows: >>> Highway (2022 model year 1500 RAM Crew Cab 4x4).....every 6,000 km (3,750 miles)....for an OLF and bi-annual tire switch-over from OEM to Winter rubber or v.v; >>> Off-road (2020 modal year Kubota tractor, as above): one Spring & one pre-Winter tune-up with at least one oil-change per year. This unit only puts in 40 and 60 hours annually (depending on how much snow is being dumped on the driveway, or how well the field-grass is growing). That being said (and having managed a number of large motor-carrier fleets over the years), I'm a true believer that prevention is far less expensive than the cure.. Besides, the closest Kubota dealer is located about 47 miles away.....and it's hard to get quick un-scheduled mobile service when you really need it). But, sofar, after just reaching 150 service-hours, I'm quite happy with this tractor model.. Mind yo, Kubota left it up to "AI" to design the layout of the 'under-hood' maintenance points, instead of using a human designer who has operated these tractors in any given weather environment! To wit: the Oil-dip stick can only be reached, when the loader is either resting on the ground (i.e. loader-arms as low as possible, or with the bucket high up in the air.....very unsafe!) because the access to the dip-stick is at the bottom curb-side edge of the engine-block (just next to what would be the fire-wall in any highway vehicle)....personally, I would prefer to rest my loader with the bucket tipped forward to let precipitation flow off when parked, and I never crank an engine, until I checked the oil-level.....but in that position, one cannot reach the dip-stick over and around the raised loader arm!. This leads to some operators simple saying to themselves "oh, f*ck, the level is probably okay" and leave it at that. The other annoyance on the tractors equipped with the very nice factory-cab is that the wiper is mounted at the bottom center of the windshield, i.e. it thus limits the swept path of the wiper-arm to a radius of barely 1 foot....so, when a tall person operates it in wet weather, their view out the windshield isn't really being cleaned at eye level. The wiper motor should have been installed at the roof-end of the windshield and the wiper-arm should be a panthograph version, so as to clean the center 50% of the windshield, which makes the view visible to practically all operators, no matter their sizes. And, that's the end of my comment / rant for the day....time to cook supper... Regards from my 56-acre hobby-farm in Alaska (west-end of Prince Edward Island, Canada's smallest Province on the east coast....where our weather can be as nasty as in Colorado).
SMH Worthless video puts pop up ad over CHAT, don't waste your time watching
One mistake you made, you said well pull the latch on the left side of the tractor to open the hood, it's actually the right side, later You said well refer to right or left as if we're sitting on the tractor that's correct.
Sum up: "Read your manual." And good luck Chuck.
How do I get the high coverage bumper in canada ?
Thank you! Great instruction!
Where do I find this to buy it ?
It would be an unimaginable challenge to come up with a more useless and outright idiotic "Tutorial"...
now the real test, can it go through the car wash? (without getting wet on the enterior)
Good video, thanks
Ty
I recently bought a used 2019 Kubota bx1880 without a owners manual. Learning the hard way, I was having trouble taking off the loader and reinstalling it. Most of my problem was not knowing the position of the side levers, and the stands lever. This video gave me the information I needed, even though I had watched others. Thank you.
That boy has clearly never checked a tractor tire pressure before. It he had he would have had the valve stem at the top. 🙄
Clearly you don’t know everything either smart ass…… only needs to be at the top when filled with liquid….. tires are not filled unless the customer request it… Oh and common sense it’s a video aka demo….
Great video
Showing it sitting in your lot is a sales pitch. My dealer has one on his lot also. Put it in a field please.
Big x are an unreal harvester,
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Any idiot knows how to put air in.... how much psi do they take?!
very nice explanation thank you very much
I am in bits. Put my first rescue horse down at age 27 after retiring him two years previous. Best years of his life with me I like to say. 🐴
Very helpful. Thanks!
Very good.
Very helpful
En español !!!!
Hi,we have a series of UTV and ATV ,Truck and Jeep aftermarket accessories, now we are looking for some people to evaluate the polaris rzr pro front accent light , are you interested?
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that toy cost more than all my vehicles combined lol everything today is for the rich
Why did you put that thumbnail over the chart data 🧐👀🐒
Can you put ac on this unit? Thanks
I miss my old girl had ylto put her down in my early teens I'm 22 now God she helped me through so much ngl I never admitted this but I'm scared to find another but maybe just maybe one day I'll find a youngin & watch her grow and help me through the darkness just like my old girl once did for me
I think it's your first day selling tractors because the loader on the lx2610 is not going to outlift the loader on the l3901. That's just a play on sticker numbers, and you would know that if you did your homework and understood how the tractors work.
Does the heater works as ac also on the hot days?
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50k with every option... ouchhhh
Way too much
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Thank you so much for the info I want to keep my tractor running great ! Onr thing I want to ask I have a LA525 I think it's a little older I don't see a dip stick on the middle front floor to check the back engine fluids . Could you tell me where that is located? Thank you so much
Hi Angel- thanks for reaching out. I believe your dip stick should be on the side of the hood.
@@WickhamTractorCo Thank you so much !
It would be nice if Polaris had all of the Accessories pushed out to the Dealers so you could get them when you get your new ride instead of being told it will be 6 weeks to get a bumper and 3 months to get a Winch!!
We agree. We know they are working hard on fixing the inventory issue for both units and accessories.
Very educational really learned a lot 👍
That's Cool 😃
Very cool, I like that blue too
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Your sound needs to be checked
Hey Roshan- Thanks! We tried to pull as much noise out as possible. Unfortunately it was a very windy day and we had to take advantage of when our product rep was in town.
Good display of the two , both have very interesting accessories
Polaris accessory catalog says that the inner doors don’t work with the rock sliders. But in the first 30 seconds of this video I see the door open with the rock sliders. Is this something they’ve corrected now?
Good question. I noticed that too while building my unit on their site.