[AT] Kubota BX1500

[farmallgray at aol.com]

Kubota uses an inline pump. It is basically a mini version of the Bosch pumps but the housing is integral to the engine block. I highly doubt it is a problem with the pump. Kubota engines are extremely well designed and will run several thousand hourswithout problems with proper maintenance. They pretty much run constantly in refrigeration units.
Todd MarkleSpring Mills, Pa.

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[ Mike M ] Question for you diesel guys out there. My neighbor has a Kubota BX1500, (Garden tractor size) I don't know the year, but it starts and runs fine. However if he shuts it off, it won't start until it sits for 30 minutes, then it fires up and runs just fine. Any thoughts?On the Ford IDI forums it is well known that the Stanadyne DB 2  injection pump is getting worn out when hard starting is encountered when hot. Apparently the case expands increasing the tolerance and sufficient pressure cannot be achieved. The test for this is to pour cold water on the pump. If it starts, it is time to consider a new pump head and plunger. I think this is the case with most of the rotary pumps._______________________________________________
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