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Kubota does a real good job of hiding their part info, cant even find any specs on the seal by its part number...

that would be easy enough, if the old seals didn't disintegrate upon removal lol.

Does anyone know where I can cross reference OEM Kubota part numbers to a generic seal number, such as SKF, Timken etc? Maybe the original manufacture or specs? Trying to locate the brake/differential seals for my B8200, and while i can order them from Messicks, id like to try and get this...

Looking for exhaust manifold for a B8200, D950 3 cylinder.

Thankfully the shaft looked ok, I was concerned about that when I went to change it...the seal was actually blown out, not just worn. I suspect that was from the previous owner, who blew a hydraulic line for the FEL, then proceeded to use compressed air to get the bucket to lift so he could move...

The shaft seal on the engine side of the pump...took 2 seconds to replace that seal once the pump was off the engine. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Got it. Hydro pump seal was definitely shot, replaced it and hydros work like a dream now...lesson learned, a bad pump seal will not always leak into the crankcase! Lol oh and getting the pump off was fun! lol. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

welp, doing the suction line o-rings, hose and clamps didnt fix it, inspected hard lines for cracks too...still doing the same thing, trouble holding prime, lots of air/foam and building pressure in the transmission/puking fluid out...I guess its gotta be the pump shaft seal? Only thing left...

Re: B200 suction line issues? ended up just ordering the o-rings from Messicks, should be here in a couple days...If i remember, i will measure them up and update post so anyone can find generic ones locally if they need to.

Also if someone knows what size the banjo o-rings and suction hose are, that would be great, I’d like to pick them up before I go back to work on it.

Yep, brand new screen...also all new cylinder seals and hydraulic hoses, and the spool valve was rebuilt...only thing i havent done is the suction line o-rings or the flexible section.

already took care of that in january, fluid was very contaminated when we got the tractor, first thing was to flush it...good and clean now!

Re: B200 suction line issues? That's definitely something to keep in mind! This tractor does seem to consume oil, but i figured it was burning it...i would have thought for sure that when the pump seals fail, they leak hydraulic fluid into the engine, not the other way around. The hydro oil is...

Well, been having hydraulic issues with the old 8200...I believe ive got it narrowed down to the suction line getting air in, but want to run this by and see if it makes sense... Basically the hydros for the FEL have always been kinda slow to respond, and seems like they always get air in them...

welp, aside from the bolts, running into other issues...after removing the loader from the tractor we decided to pull all the hydraulics and have them gone through, the lift cylinders were leaking quite a bit, and the hoses were all in poor shape...So all the new hoses were made up, control...

Hey guys, we are currently working on a B8200 we just picked up, had to remove the loader so we can make some repairs to the bucket and hydraulics...Upon doing this my dad discovered the wedge bolts in very poor shape, one of them had to be cut...i looked up Kubotas part number pretty quickly...