Recent content by 007kubotaguy

Have you adjusted the valves? I'm with Wolfman on the lifters. In 45 years I have never seen lifter issues on a Kubota.

My guess is the feedback rod not adjusted properly. Causing the 3 point to continuously deadhead. This is why his loader is not functioning..

If you need axle just let me know and I will send you one.

Great. Looks like my box survived the 3,000 mile ride. You should not need a puller to get the axle gear off. Just remove the snap ring and it should come right off just

If you need a bolt send me a pm and I will send you one.

Discount Hydraulics has a great little booklet on hydraulic fitting identification. I am sure if you called them the would send you one.

Chances are the hydraulic pump lost prime. That the suction line off the hydraulic pump and put some hydraulic oil in the pump. The pump should pick it up and start working. Don't run the tractor long if it doesn't start pumping.

I believe the problem is that the shaft that it retains has turned. Not allowing the set screw to go in all the way. I have had them where people took them out thinking it was the level plug. You may be able to put some sort of pic into the hole and rotate the shaft to the spot where the set...

After removing the screws from the pump remove the outside cover. Sounds like you're already there. Now push in on the diaphragm and push the metal plunger on the back side in and rotate 90°. The diaphragm should come right out. Inspect the two plastic check valves. Typically this is the problem...

The port on the regulator should be plumbed to return back to the tank. This will be the flow going over the pressure regulator. Pump discharge / pressure well go into the end port and the other port on the side will be your work port to your nozzle or boom.

Is it leaking ? When you jack it up do the two housings separate at all? If not I would change the gear oil in that housing as well. These drives do not have a level plug. Fill them up half full. The center section is separate from the outer drives. It should be half full or halfway up on the...

When my grandkids were five and six I bought them the John Deere battery operated gator from walmart. It lasted them 3 years. Put a couple batteries in it during that time. It was a great machine and they could actually do a few little chores with it. They hauled chicken feed and grass clippings...

I would say the bevel gears need to be replaced. I have rebuilt drives ready to bolt on or parts. You need to tear completely down and be sure you don't have anything else broken.

Your tractor has dry outboard brakes. That is where I would check for your problem. Especially if it has been sitting for some time.