If you don’t know what you’re talking about you’ll probably post something about it breaking because it’s a Kubota or because it’s too small. In actuality, no equipment is immune to this type of failure regardless of size or brand. The good operators who have been doing this for a long time know the dangers and aren’t quick to dismiss it.
Do your research and you’ll find bent cylinders for every brand and almost every type of machine. The risk occurs when a cylinder is fully extended and then the equipment is driven and the forces are trying to push the rod back in. The power of the machine driving is far greater than what the cylinder can withstand. I’ve posted this video to try and help others from making the same mistake again did.
How I broke the curl cylinder on my Kubota B3300SU Sub Compact Tractor.
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