On the overheating issue, there is a warning light that flashes on the dash & tells you whats going on! Its happened to me a couple different times when mowing tall grass in the barrow ditch near my place with the 54" auto connect mid mount mower deck! I stop mowing, back away from the tall grass & fuzzyness, slowly bring the engine rpms down to idle & let the tractor rest at idle, set the parking brake & get off the tractor & ,clean off & around the grill screen, then i openthe hood & gently pull out that inner screen & cleen it off, slide it back down in place, give the grill screen a final wide down, let the tra tor restna few more minutes at idle, & by then the tractor has been cooled down enough to where i can continue mowing. When im done & back to my shop, i'll recheck everthing fore i put things away! Its always a good thing to continue to keep an eye on that inner screen no matter the type of work ya do on these little guys! My uncle has the 2038R & his tractor dont have that inner screen inside! Thanks for sharing your video & tracor safe😀🤠😎🚜👍🏻
Being proactive is definitely the best approach. If you can stay ahead of the warning light the tractor will definitely stay cooler and you won’t have to wait as long to get back to work. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Appreciate your tutorials. Will be tractor shopping this fall.
Hope they are helpful. Feel free to reach out with questions. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Also to tipovers, using loader without ballast weight!! The 120 loader is somewhere around 600lbs ballast weight
Ballast is key if you are moving heavy material.
On the overheating issue, there is a warning light that flashes on the dash & tells you whats going on! Its happened to me a couple different times when mowing tall grass in the barrow ditch near my place with the 54" auto connect mid mount mower deck! I stop mowing, back away from the tall grass & fuzzyness, slowly bring the engine rpms down to idle & let the tractor rest at idle, set the parking brake & get off the tractor & ,clean off & around the grill screen, then i openthe hood & gently pull out that inner screen & cleen it off, slide it back down in place, give the grill screen a final wide down, let the tra tor restna few more minutes at idle, & by then the tractor has been cooled down enough to where i can continue mowing. When im done & back to my shop, i'll recheck everthing fore i put things away! Its always a good thing to continue to keep an eye on that inner screen no matter the type of work ya do on these little guys! My uncle has the 2038R & his tractor dont have that inner screen inside! Thanks for sharing your video & tracor safe😀🤠😎🚜👍🏻
Being proactive is definitely the best approach. If you can stay ahead of the warning light the tractor will definitely stay cooler and you won’t have to wait as long to get back to work. Thanks for watching and commenting.