What is with impliment makers?

[Spindifferent]

So having to contact a company about technical data is poor customer service and means it's a lower quality product?
I'm sorry I can't seem to follow the logic.

In my opinion, yep. Seems like poor quality control and lack of customer service consideration when the documentation of products is missing basic information. Why force a customer to take extra time to call for basic product information that can easily be included online or in the manual? How would you feel if you had to call Kubota to ask them how much oil is needed for the B2620?

 

[Creamer]

I don't see the need for an industrial and I have been grinding up rock hard black clay with no sign of anything being over worked.

I know this is off topic but I have never seen black clay soil. I have seen red, yellow, and blue clay but never black. Is that only in your area of the country?

 

[bigtiller]

I know this is off topic but I have never seen black clay soil. I have seen red, yellow, and blue clay but never black. Is that only in your area of the country?

Black clay is silt. It accumulates by the wind in fence rows and road ditches. Also deposited by running water into ponds and lakes.

 

[paulfun9]

Just take one look at the gear box and buy a jug of gear oil that is close in volume! Needing to know the exact amount is silly. Its not a car intended for the brainless society we live in move on and go get some work done!

 

[Creamer]

Just take one look at the gear box and buy a jug of gear oil that is close in volume! Needing to know the exact amount is silly. Its not a car intended for the brainless society we live in move on and go get some work done!

I have seen a lot of silt but that usually doesn't pack real hard as it tends to have other stuff in it. I grew up with a lot of silty loan soil over hard yellow clay and where I live now there is a lot of yellow and blue clay that digging into in August is about forbidden.