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Read articles →This is a real-world walkthrough of a Kubota L3560's DPF regeneration cycle, filmed by an owner mid-task rather than a dealer demo. He raises the throttle when prompted, explains the warning lights and bypass button, parks in a gravel area for safety, and returns after about 15 minutes to check progress (90 percent done). He notes it recurs roughly every 25 hours under hard use. Useful for owners troubleshooting regeneration warnings.
Posted by the Sheep Rock Farm channel, an owner sharing a hands-on account of regenerating their own L3560.
Raise the throttle up to 20 to 23 and a half RPMs. The warning light goes off and the display starts flashing that it is regenerating.
The owner says you could keep working while it regenerates, but he chooses to park it in a gravel area instead, since it can blow out sparks or start a fire.
About 15 minutes. After returning and checking, the display showed it had regenerated 90 percent.
The owner says he has to do it about every 25 hours, noting he runs the tractor pretty hard, which he calls the nature of the beast for Kubotas.
