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Does anybody know what side angle the Kubota G23 will safely work at? Got a job to do with a bit of an embankment and before I brick myself (normally only have jobs on flat ground) wondered if anybody else takes their machine to its limit.

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Hi Ragnar,

 

As a rule of thumb I would use 20 degrees as a safe side angle to run an oil sump engine for extended periods though I have no knowledge of the Kubota engine in particular.

 

I would top the oil up just a bit over the full mark to be on the safe side, it won't hurt it.

 

Hope this helps.

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Think they say 10 degrees side angle and 15 degrees up and down. I'm sure its in the manual somewhere.

That said, I go steeper with my JD455 but its all about knowing your limits and the machine.

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