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Read articles →This is a casual, in-the-moment fix video from an owner using his B2320 for brush clearing. He shows a DIY radiator/battery guard made from a dump-salvaged barbecue grate, then troubleshoots a stalling, hydrostatic-sticking tractor live: checking the seat switch, PTO interlock, and oil/hydraulic level, before greasing the hydrostatic and brake zerks underneath to fix the sticking. Useful for B2320 owners chasing a no-start or sticky hydrostatic issue.
An owner-operator working on his own Kubota B2320, sharing real-time troubleshooting rather than a polished tutorial.
Check if the seat is up, which triggers a pressure switch, make sure the PTO is not engaged, and check the oil or hydraulic level dipstick behind the seat.
Go underneath and grease the two zerks there, one for the hydrostatic and one for the brake, which stops the sticking.
There is a switch in the hydrostatic that kills the tractor if it is in gear and moving forward or backward.
