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Read articles →This is a narrow how-to clip focused entirely on performing a parked regen on the Kubota L3302, presented by a dealership service manager. It explains the three dash warning lights, the steps to trigger the regen (stop, set parking brake, confirm brake light, push the flashing button), and what happens as the tractor revs up and down. It skips general review, specs, or operation, useful only for owners troubleshooting a regen light.
Posted by a dealership service manager at Parish Tractor, so it's a straightforward instructional walkthrough rather than an independent review.
Three lights come on: a puff cloud, a puff cloud with the letter P, and an NM light telling you the RPMs have to be raised.
Stop the tractor, set the parking brake, and make sure the parking brake light comes on. Then the dash button will flash and you can push it to start the regen.
The tractor revs itself up to perform the regen, then revs back down to an idle once the regen is complete.
