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Read articles →This is a short real-world cold-start test: an owner fires up his Kubota L4060 in roughly -20 to -25 Celsius weather without plugging in the block heater beforehand. It shows glow plug cycling, a couple of start attempts, and the engine catching, then left to idle and warm up. Useful for cold-climate owners curious how the L4060 behaves unplugged in deep cold, but it's narrow in scope and not a broader review or walkaround.
Posted by the Eric Lafontaine channel, appearing to be an owner testing his own tractor rather than a dealer or reviewer.
Yes, in this video the owner starts it successfully at about -25 Celsius without plugging in the block heater, though it took a second try.
The owner lets the engine run for about 20 minutes after it starts in the cold weather shown.
The owner notes he quit the starter too fast on the first attempt, which is why that try did not succeed.
