Comments on: Common Kubota Terms Explained http://www.orangetractortalks.com/2008/09/common-abbreviations-and-terms-explained/ EVERYTHING KUBOTA Wed, 23 Jun 2010 02:20:21 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: werk http://www.orangetractortalks.com/2008/09/common-abbreviations-and-terms-explained/comment-page-1/#comment-4958 werk Sun, 21 Mar 2010 21:58:21 +0000 http://www.orangetractortalks.com/?p=22#comment-4958 thanx mike thanx mike

]]> By: Jason Armstrong http://www.orangetractortalks.com/2008/09/common-abbreviations-and-terms-explained/comment-page-1/#comment-1069 Jason Armstrong Tue, 23 Jun 2009 17:26:18 +0000 http://www.orangetractortalks.com/?p=22#comment-1069 I am looking for a pto mower deck shaft for a zd21 does anyone know where I can find a cheap or used one. Thanks I am looking for a pto mower deck shaft for a zd21 does anyone know where I can find a cheap or used one. Thanks

]]> By: Vic http://www.orangetractortalks.com/2008/09/common-abbreviations-and-terms-explained/comment-page-1/#comment-376 Vic Wed, 07 Jan 2009 01:52:36 +0000 http://www.orangetractortalks.com/?p=22#comment-376 Hi Chip, There was a fender change-up on that L5450DT that occured at Serial # 60315. The newer version fender is on tractors numbered 60315 and higher and will fit the older serial numbered L5450. The early fenders will not fit the later versions without bangin' tin and drillin' holes! New fenders are part # 32590-29133RH and 32590-29213LH, priced at $925USD each. They are current production and available. Good news is the fenders are shared with the L4350DT and L4850DT, so you have a few more models to source parts from. Serial number 60007 on the L4350 is the newer version that you're looking for, but given the expense of the new ones, I'm sure you'll find a way to make them work. A few years ago we had to modify a set of rear fenders from a Kubota L225 in order to get them to work on an L1511 eary Hydrostatic JDM tractor. With a little work from a grinding disc, some "farmer" mig welding, and a little rattle can painting, they looked and fit awesome! Control linkages are also current production parts. There are very few items available in the aftermarket for Kubota tractors. A few radiators and alternators makes up the big list. Service Dept Vic Hi Chip,

There was a fender change-up on that L5450DT that occured at Serial # 60315. The newer version fender is on tractors numbered 60315 and higher and will fit the older serial numbered L5450.

The early fenders will not fit the later versions without bangin’ tin and drillin’ holes!

New fenders are part # 32590-29133RH and 32590-29213LH, priced at $925USD each. They are current production and available.

Good news is the fenders are shared with the L4350DT and L4850DT, so you have a few more models to source parts from.

Serial number 60007 on the L4350 is the newer version that you’re looking for, but given the expense of the new ones, I’m sure you’ll find a way to make them work.

A few years ago we had to modify a set of rear fenders from a Kubota L225 in order to get them to work on an L1511 eary Hydrostatic JDM tractor. With a little work from a grinding disc, some “farmer” mig welding, and a little rattle can painting, they looked and fit awesome!

Control linkages are also current production parts. There are very few items available in the aftermarket for Kubota tractors. A few radiators and alternators makes up the big list.

Service Dept Vic

]]> By: Chip http://www.orangetractortalks.com/2008/09/common-abbreviations-and-terms-explained/comment-page-1/#comment-375 Chip Tue, 06 Jan 2009 21:34:20 +0000 http://www.orangetractortalks.com/?p=22#comment-375 Need some rear fenders for a Kubota L5450. Also need the control linkage to the PTO and the lift linkage. would consider used or aftermarket , any ideas ? Need some rear fenders for a Kubota L5450. Also need the control linkage to the PTO and the lift linkage. would consider used or aftermarket , any ideas ?

]]> By: Vic http://www.orangetractortalks.com/2008/09/common-abbreviations-and-terms-explained/comment-page-1/#comment-74 Vic Thu, 04 Dec 2008 03:56:49 +0000 http://www.orangetractortalks.com/?p=22#comment-74 Hi Redi64, We're dealing with this same issue on other posts on this site, make sure to check them out. Nicky has a problem with these gears on his B7000 and you're working on the B7001! My parts info has those gears as follows: 66711-14791 (original part number, later changed to 66711-14790 and futher identified as item # 26 in factory parts manual), this spur gear has 18 external teeth. The B7100 lists that gear as having 18 external teeth as well, part # 66711-14790 but it indicates a serial number change at 45295. Below this production number, the part number for the gear is 66711-14790, above serial # 45296, the spur gear part # becomes, 66706-14530. They are not interchangeable, which may be due to the thickness of the different gears. #66706-14530 is still available from Kubota, my Canadian parts reference puts it around $60 bucks, BUT, it comes up in the current online parts look up as having 17 teeth. This may be a misprint in the online parts system, the printed factory material still shows 18 external teeth, The other spur gear, is identified as item # 20 in the original B7001 parts manual having 17 external teeth and original part # 66711-14531, later changed to 66711-14530. Kubota has now updated this part to # 66704-84900, calling it a complete PTO shaft kit, upped the price to $628, and then made the part n.l.a, or no longer available!! BUT, part of the fun in working on gray market tractors is keeping a list of real good parts sources, and I'll pass this one on to you. Go to this site: http://en.yenibiz.com/achat/index_catid_20_start_182.html The 17 gear spur lists at $ 136.00, the 18 gear spur is $208.00. You're going to pay some shipping, but this is the only supplier I know of that has aftermarket Kubota PTO parts. Hope this helps! Service Dept Vic Hi Redi64,

We’re dealing with this same issue on other posts on this site, make sure to check them out. Nicky has a problem with these gears on his B7000 and you’re working on the B7001!

My parts info has those gears as follows: 66711-14791 (original part number, later changed to 66711-14790 and futher identified as item # 26 in factory parts manual), this spur gear has 18 external teeth. The B7100 lists that gear as having 18 external teeth as well, part # 66711-14790 but it indicates a serial number change at 45295.

Below this production number, the part number for the gear is 66711-14790, above serial # 45296, the spur gear part # becomes, 66706-14530. They are not interchangeable, which may be due to the thickness of the different gears.

#66706-14530 is still available from Kubota, my Canadian parts reference puts it around $60 bucks, BUT, it comes up in the current online parts look up as having 17 teeth. This may be a misprint in the online parts system, the printed factory material still shows 18 external teeth,

The other spur gear, is identified as item # 20 in the original B7001 parts manual having 17 external teeth and original part # 66711-14531, later changed to 66711-14530.

Kubota has now updated this part to # 66704-84900, calling it a complete PTO shaft kit, upped the price to $628, and then made the part n.l.a, or no longer available!!

BUT, part of the fun in working on gray market tractors is keeping a list of real good parts sources, and I’ll pass this one on to you.

Go to this site: http://en.yenibiz.com/achat/index_catid_20_start_182.html

The 17 gear spur lists at $ 136.00, the 18 gear spur is $208.00. You’re going to pay some shipping, but this is the only supplier I know of that has aftermarket Kubota PTO parts.

Hope this helps!

Service Dept Vic

]]> By: Redi64 http://www.orangetractortalks.com/2008/09/common-abbreviations-and-terms-explained/comment-page-1/#comment-72 Redi64 Wed, 03 Dec 2008 03:32:27 +0000 http://www.orangetractortalks.com/?p=22#comment-72 I have a b7100 Kubota tractor. The Serial # is B7001-44130. I am told this is a gray market Kubota and am searching for a couple of 3rd 5th PTO gear Spurs for this tractor. The equivelent to the needed spur would be a 66706-14790 and 66706-14530. Will these work for my tractor, are they available for sale from Kubota? Is there a different way by which I need to obtain these parts. I origionally was told these were Part #'s 66711-14790 and 66711-14530 which were only available as salvage parts. But they were 3/4 inch thick and would not work and mine are closer to 1/2 inch thick. If you can help me getting my tractor back in business I would greatly appreciate it. I have a b7100 Kubota tractor. The Serial # is B7001-44130. I am told this is a gray market Kubota and am searching for a couple of 3rd 5th PTO gear Spurs for this tractor. The equivelent to the needed spur would be a 66706-14790 and 66706-14530. Will these work for my tractor, are they available for sale from Kubota? Is there a different way by which I need to obtain these parts. I origionally was told these were Part #’s 66711-14790 and 66711-14530 which were only available as salvage parts. But they were 3/4 inch thick and would not work and mine are closer to 1/2 inch thick. If you can help me getting my tractor back in business I would greatly appreciate it.

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