Hi all. Even though this is only my second post, I read and learn so much from these forums. I have a 2006 B7800 which I love dearly. The other day, the engine started cutting out as I was using it. If I stop quick enough, it will keep running. Otherwise, it would stall. My first thought was the fuel filter so I changed it. But in order to do this, I removed the side panel. It was full of oil. Upon looking at the engine, I noticed a hole blown out on the side right below the injectors! What in the world would have caused this and how pricey is it to fix? Looks like its on a square plate thats bolted on. I am a widow with not much money but I really need to get this repaired. Any help would be so greatly appreciated!! Thanks!
Problems with my B7800
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ericher69
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Sounds like a connecting rod! Any pictures? Would help the "experts" give you an estimate
whistlepig
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Pictures sure would help.
ronjhall
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The only thing I see with a square plate on side of engine is the throttle control mechanism. Hopefully it is just a small repair.
Hi again- if finally stopped raining here in Maine. Here are the pictures of the hole in my kubota.
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ronjhall
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That is the throttle control. Hopefully that is all that is wrong. You may not want to run it any more in case parts fell into engine.
Piperflyer
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The way that hole is formed, something came from inside the motor to the outside. That doesn't look good at all.
ericher69
Veteran Member
jmdrewme said:
Looks like someone shot at your Kubota and put one in the wheelhouse!
