✴️ Kubota RAN 62 Hours With ZERO Oil | GO CHECK YOUR FRONT AXLE NOW 

Sorry but that is funny. I hope you have better luck.

HAHA sorry to worry bud Im sure your dealer is on top of their equipment but what did you find ?

@@SunnySlopeHomestead mine was bone dry too... I’m concerned... i can send you pictures if you want I’m trying to figure out which route i can go... i want a new front end.... mine front end is not leaking at all and the book says it should take 3.8 quarts of gear lube i dip my finger in as far as it goes and nothing but rust on my finger

@@travismeering1493 WTH? Insert cursey words here.... I would be losing my 💩

Jesus , They really were going to sell the oil to you ! I would have lost my cool

I was shocked when I drained all the metal oil out. They added warranty to it

Seems to be common with all the comment I’ve read , hope you caught in time

Can you tell me if I can top off my differential with the same hydraulic fluid that's the transmission

I’d love to buy one but I’m married to this orange 🍊 for a few years

@@SunnySlopeHomestead you could get an ugly & costly Divorce trading up to a hot young new model. 🤣

Hahaha right , I may up size here in the near future

@@SunnySlopeHomestead to a B series ? I just got mine a day ago I’m impressed with it don’t know if I need a bigger one we’ll see

Man that sucks you had to deal with that but least you got it taken care of and they know what the dealer is doing now

It hasn’t been an issue with the new management at the dealer. Not a bad idea though Danny 🙌

Thank you I will be looking for just that bud

Thanks for sharing , Yeah I've learned to not trust anyone on things like this in the future. Been running good so far no issues 👍

Man I’ve heard so many people say what you just explained to me and I happy to bring the awareness for sure , good luck with your tractor 👍👍👍

I blame the work ethic of people in todays world and all the distractions

I'm learning this the hard way

Suggestion - add the year, manufacture, and model of the tractor to your video description. This will help with youtube searches.

The good the bad I'm gonna post it Bud 👍

Oh man that’s horrible, I’m telling you this is a real issue with the dealers. Least I got a extended warranty with mine

I emailed the Corp. Office as I'm done with the dealer

for sure but now im running the Hydraulic oil to get buy right now but 80w-90 it is 👍

I appreciate it!

Yeah that isn't going to happen but a trade in could

A lot of folks are finding the same thing ! Thank god it was just a little low , mine took 3 quarts to fill 😳

Agreed ! I'm sure its like this else where too

Agreed , just checking the progress after changing due to the situation 👍

Agreed , one issue I keep running into is the hydraulic quick disconnect leaking and failing

That would have been nice but no dice

Well it all turned out ok right ? No damage that u can find ? If no damage the front axle is a beast !

Hope yours had fluid as im finding out this is a common issue

I'm learning the hard way to not trust the dealers when it comes to this stuff. Its sad it has to hurt the brand name because this dealer issue. I this love the tractor just hate the dealer

Yep I’m about to make a video soon on it and what they found and doing about it 👍👍😊😊

I'm hearing a lot of this with the comments and it's sad

@@LiquidWrench2 o wow so mine was 3qts low then jeesh.

Same here on just checking the consumable fluids but I'm learning to check everything and trust no one

Man sorry to hear that but I’d call the dealer and see what they can do. Save the oil you get out so they can see and test it. That’s what I had to do

Trust no one lol

Thank and I love my tractor but my dealer is the cause of all my headaches with this tractor. Well not the quick disconnect thats a kubota issue lol

I have the quick disconnect also. I make sure it is spotless before putting it back on the tractor. All quick connects can have issues for sure, that's the price for convenience! 😡 Good luck!

I soo agree because the means of not allowing a person to make their own repairs is just not right

I said that about Ford when the paint peeled off my 1986 within 3-4 years....came off in strips...not even stuck to the primer. U-joints ("sealed for life"= no grease fittings) went around 50k miles....replaced with after market joints WITH grease fittings. So I switched to Chevy for the next new truck. 60k miles, and the oil all leaked out of the differential because the differential cover was eaten up with rust !! (Truck not driven on salty roads....they don't use salt here) You could take a screwdriver and stick it plumb thru the cover. Obviously made with crappy, recycled, already rusting metal from the minimum bid subcontractor for covers. Neighbor is a Dodge man.....had all kinds of transmission and front end problems. My guess is you simply can't buy a vehicle today that is quality made or serviced.

@@edsmith4414 I so agree there. I remember that happening with the paint on 1980's Ford n Chevy Trucks. I called GM n gave them a piece of my mind. Made me feel better. I told them I would never ever buy another GM product. I haven't either. Yes no one takes pride in their work anymore. There are some people but very few.

Agreed with both comment for sure and its the day and age we live in and I'm learning the hard way. Soon I will be that Grumpy man who chews the sales guy when buying anything new LOL

@@SunnySlopeHomestead I wish I could tell you my story more. It's hilarious. They are glad I don't come back anymore. I don't pull any punches when you push me to that point. Lol

Good lord sounds like you got a lemon there , I guess I should be grateful Im not deal with all that .......Yet

I was thinking the same thing on the beard, looks good!

Do you inspect the internals on a new cars you buy or do just say to your self that as a manufacture you think they would put oil in the differentials of your axles in the car that you buy. Oh and your 50 hours theory ... ok now I would have only 50 hours instead of 62. Really do just like hearing yourself talk or what

I like to let you know the the front axle fluid isn’t on the daily check list or on the 50 hour service instead you will find this only in the 400 hour check/change list 👍

Thats awesome service bud I wish we had more folks like that around these days

So decent of you when people don't have "time or desire" to help others.

@@skyz3160 thanks it just nice to be nice

Agreed and I love my tractor but I did just that and emailed the Corp. Office

When you bought a new car or truck did you check the axle fluid when you got home 🤔

@@SunnySlopeHomestead No. But I did with my Kubota, and I wasn't the one making a video crying about the mistake I made. Cars are shipped with fluids in them. EVERYONE knows that these tractors are not.

Ya John Deere is no better just ask orange is my new green

I disagree entirely. It's a dealership issue, not a brand. It's just like cars. You can have Ford, Dodge, Kia, Audi, Chevy, etc dealers that are complete garbage and can make the best cars a pile of shit.

That’s right it is a dealer issue and the green dealers are not any better then any of the other color dealers

Front axle is not a daily check item and isn't even mention until the 400 hour service. Do you check your axle fluid levels on your new car or truck when you first buy them or do you relay on the manufacture spec ? Somethings should be good to go with no worry like this as it isn't a fluid that would be consume and or leak out un-notice.

All fluids that can be checked are checked. It's really that simple, I think if you are being honest you'd agree 62hrs is too long to not have checked. Especially considering just how easy it is to check. I still appreciate the work put into sharing your experience!!

That’s crap the DEALER has to check that as part of the psi and if there’s no puddle under it why in the hell would you check it. Dealers are getting lazy and sloppy and that’s the bottom line cause stone cold said so