Posted by Walterdavies on August 18, 2009 at 11:21:45 from (67.142.165.38):
In Reply to: diesel kubota posted by andyzinct. on August 18, 2009 at 03:05:02:
Having two older Kubota's this is normal for them. You have to use the preheat even on a warm day. Sorry Allen but its a Kubota thing and has nothing to do with compression. I turn on the glow plugs and count slowly to 10 on warm days and 15 on cold days. If this doesn't work then the plugs may not be working. If is has the small round chrome plug with a hole in the center right above the key then hold your finger on the hole it should get real hot when ready to start. This is for those that start with the key and not a separate switch. Walt
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