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Kubota RTV Utility Vehicles — recall

Consumer goods · Australia · 2025-01-22
Hazard: The ball joint may separate from the fr…

Kubota RTV Utility Vehicles ball joint may separate, causing loss of vehicle control

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CountryAustralia
CategoryConsumer goods
Published2025-01-22
ManufacturerKubota Australia Pty Ltd_x000D_ (link is external)
RetailerAuthorised Kubota Dealers
Hazard descriptionThe ball joint may separate from the front suspension arm as its bolts and nuts may not be securely tightened resulting in a loss of vehicle control. Risk of death or serious injury from collision if there is loss of vehicle control. Incidents have occurred in the US and Australia.
Remedy1. Stop using affected vehicles immediately. 2. Contact your local authorised Kubota dealer to check if your RTV has been affected and to book a free repair if required. Contact: Kubota Australia Pty Ltd (link is external) email: Kau_g.servicecampaigns@kubota.com (link sends email) call: 1300 582 582
Recall number2025/20418
Official noticeView source ↗

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