Not long ago I got a L3450 Kubota with about 500 hours. The brakes make a sound like they are metal to metal. The pedals are still near the top and there is no sign they have ever been adjusted so I don't think they could be worn out. Could this be caused by the wrong oil? Thanks
- Thread starter HOFarmall
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Been around Kubota for years and sold a lot of the 50 series. Never really had this complaint. I would think any grinding noise would be bad. If the oil was low certainly would grind. Kubota wants their UDT and maybe the wrong fluid would make a noise. I would think the quicker you check it out the cheaper it will be to fix.
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