I have a l1-285 Kabota tractor which I recently purchased and want to service. I cannot find serial numbers and would like to know what type of oil and aircleaners will suit this tractor.
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85Hokie
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Alan,
if not mistaken - you have a D1302 engine, engine oil to use? I would imagine any 10w-30 oil you guys down under have for diesels will work well. Synthetic oil if you like. OR perhaps a 15w-40, the real question is the temperature ranges the tractor is used in, that might sway the weight of the oil to start with.
Air filter.......
I believe this is the right one:
http://www.kubotaparts.com.au/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=977&search=air+filter
Your engine is the same as the North American D1302 that is used in L275
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Sorry to say you are mistaken
The L1-285 has a V1512 engine
Air filter your probably right on.
Negative, if anything it would be closer to the L285 which has a V1501, But the L1's are newer than the L285's and are more in line parts wise with the L2050, L2250, L2550, L2850, L3350 series of tractors.
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In my digging - I must have transposed a number or 3
....or the info I stole was wrong!
THank you NIW !
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It happens to all of us, these suckers can be confusing.In my digging - I must have transposed a number or 3
or the info I stole was wrong!
THank you NIW !
Any 15-40 diesel oil, any tractor/hydraulic oil if it's non HST/GST. Mobilfluid 424 is equivalent to Kubota UDT and available at oil depots.
Filters, clean them up and see if you can get a part number off them.
Give Sota tractors or Midway sales a ring, they may have filters/specs/manuals available for your machine.
http://www.sotatractors.com/
https://www.midwaysales.com.au/
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Please note: we are unable to accept parts enquiries by phone, from customers that didn't buy a tractor through SOTA. Please email SOTA, using the form below and our service staff will respond as soon as possible. We appreciate your understanding.
Filters, clean them up and see if you can get a part number off them.
Give Sota tractors or Midway sales a ring, they may have filters/specs/manuals available for your machine.
http://www.sotatractors.com/
https://www.midwaysales.com.au/
EDIT:
Please note: we are unable to accept parts enquiries by phone, from customers that didn't buy a tractor through SOTA. Please email SOTA, using the form below and our service staff will respond as soon as possible. We appreciate your understanding.
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Your engine specifies 10W-30 but Kubota released a statement that 15w-40 can be used, probably as long as temps don't go to low. I can't recall where I saw the statement, should look it up I suppose. I use 15W-40
Here is a Jap user manual with filter part numbers in it, oil quantities, greasing points and lots more if you can read Japanese!
Also noted is the engine - V1502-DI
Plus a Jap electrical diagram!
Does your tractor have a working Monroe-matic system?
http://www.jnouki.kubota.co.jp/jnouki/manualdata/30400-1921/30400-1921-5.pdf
Here is a Jap user manual with filter part numbers in it, oil quantities, greasing points and lots more if you can read Japanese!
Also noted is the engine - V1502-DI
Plus a Jap electrical diagram!
Does your tractor have a working Monroe-matic system?
http://www.jnouki.kubota.co.jp/jnouki/manualdata/30400-1921/30400-1921-5.pdf
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