Recent content by Mountainman

All old kubota loaders are hard to find. People ask all the time for them and tell them all the same thing. Sell it and buy one with a loader. Have several people been looking for years. Just hard to find.

Beautiful. Wish we could see that down here.

Read @Russell King comment. Explained it perfectly

Ill add to it. Kubota hydraulic fluid and filters, rotella engine oil, gear oil in front axle

Well that makes sense. Sometimes takes another set of eyes to see the obvious lol

Because the early BX had 5 lug bolts and it was a huge pain to reinstall wheels and line up the holes. Kubota decided to add 2 studs to make it easier. Why they didn't do all 5 i don't know

Agree with @North Idaho Wolfman not a hydraulic pump issue. Need more information could be 2 possible scenarios. 1. Engine not performing optimally whether worn out or fuel/air related or 2. Hydrostat issue. More details needed on how and what exactly happens

Thank you sir. Several side panels for hydrostat but unfortunately none for gear models right now

Only made for a few years in the late 90"s. 1997-1999

If you do mechanical work your good to go. All the bearings are slip fit in the case. Bearings are light pressed on shafts. Take lots of pictures as you go. You'll have to remove brake rods, diff lock rod, hydraulic lines and some electrical and then split it where the tunnel connects to the...

If you need a case or any parts id have most all of it here.

Unfortunately no repiar kit for them. I do have good used drag links here in northeast Alabama and ship parts daily

There are several parts to the pto linkage from lever to transmission. Id remove the plastic cover under the seat and start there seeing if anything is binding up and even disconnect the linkage at the transmission and see if it moves there. But if it is internal unfortunately you'll have to...

Im sure i have the tube but have to look about the bushing. No bearing in the cone just the joint that connects the driveshaft to the pinion shaft. If its the pinion shaft thats loose then yes there are bearings that hold it. Just remove those 3 bolts fr the cone and have a look. There shouldn't...

The shaft is hardened and the coupler is softer so typically the coupler fails but i have seen several that also stripped the shaft splines. I think the main problem is its not greasable and i can't remember what its called but that red stuff that builds up between the splines weakens the...