Kubota L225

[Fj40z 148]

Pressure washed my Kubota L225 yesterday. Best I can remember off the top of my head it’s a ‘79 model. Was my stepdads, he bought it in 1996 so it’s been in our family for 30 years now. He passed away about 3 years ago but I’ve had the tractor in my possession now for around 10 years. This is the first tractor I ever ran and in my early 20’s ultimately lead me down the path of  pursuing a turf degree and 24 years of golf course work. It is well worn and could stand a rebuild but still starts and runs flawlessly. It’s had gasoline put in it 2 times over 20 years ago. Not while in my possession but one time accidentally by my stepdad and once by my cousin who was going to do my stepdad a “favor” and mow the pasture for him LOL. Luckily both times it was caught fairly quickly but I’m certain some damage, albeit minimal was done. 
Even with that we still use it to mow about 3 acres every week. My oldest son runs it now but every time I get on it brings back good memories. I always thought it was ugly as sin but it’s hard to argue with the amount of service it’s provided. 

Edited 4 hours ago by Fj40z

[T-Mo-(Moderator) 4,855]

I'm not sure if you have this manual, but here is the shop manual for the Kubota L-series, L175, L210, L225, L260.

 

 

L175_L210_L225_L225DT_L260_WSM.pdf

[Fj40z 148]

Just now, T-Mo said:

I'm not sure if you have this manual, but here is the shop manual for the Kubota L-series, L175, L210, L225, L260.

 

 

L175_L210_L225_L225DT_L260_WSM.pdf 14.8 MB · 0 downloads

MUCH APPRECIATED! We had the original paper manuals but have long been lost. 

[ebinmaine 79,138]

Good quality machines. There's a fairly strong dealer presence up here so they're a popular rig.