Not Audi issues that is lol , but still not ideal on a friday.
One of my trusty compact tractors decided to down tools in the middle of a muddy field...oh b******ks was a more polite version of what I said at the time.
The Clutch had failed and just would not function, managed to get it into low range gearbox and let it crawl along at 1 mph back to the shed for a pressure wash.
Never an easy task dealing with a tractor that you cant drive into a workshop, still got sorted after a few hours of faffing around.
I must hand it to Kubota , they make decent equipment, well they used to as their new kit is nowhere near the same build quality, My B8200 is 40 years old and goes on and on rarely any issues, but when you do get one it can be a pain.
Anyway after a couple of hours, the mini beast was separated and the clutch seemed ok, the only issue being the friction plate was stuck to the pressure plate, not sure why as I've been using it all week, still all cleaned up and ready to go back on.
I wish I could do my a4 Quattro clutch as easily, Kubota front end splits from the rear and bobs your uncle.
So I never competed what wanted today, just got covered in mud, and spent hours stripping down a tractor, some days or what..lol
Glad I got that beam and tackle fitted in the shed some years ago, makes things so much easier when working on your own.
One of my trusty compact tractors decided to down tools in the middle of a muddy field...oh b******ks was a more polite version of what I said at the time.
The Clutch had failed and just would not function, managed to get it into low range gearbox and let it crawl along at 1 mph back to the shed for a pressure wash.
Never an easy task dealing with a tractor that you cant drive into a workshop, still got sorted after a few hours of faffing around.
I must hand it to Kubota , they make decent equipment, well they used to as their new kit is nowhere near the same build quality, My B8200 is 40 years old and goes on and on rarely any issues, but when you do get one it can be a pain.
Anyway after a couple of hours, the mini beast was separated and the clutch seemed ok, the only issue being the friction plate was stuck to the pressure plate, not sure why as I've been using it all week, still all cleaned up and ready to go back on.
I wish I could do my a4 Quattro clutch as easily, Kubota front end splits from the rear and bobs your uncle.
So I never competed what wanted today, just got covered in mud, and spent hours stripping down a tractor, some days or what..lol
Glad I got that beam and tackle fitted in the shed some years ago, makes things so much easier when working on your own.
