I bought the tractor for $200 no joke! Been getting part together to repair a few things but have not spent alot of time around it yet. I had to store it at the folks place till I made room in my shop and had time to work on it. Runs but needs a good amount of tune up work done on it.
Does a 1995 B7100 hst have a water pump?
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A 1995 B7100hsd has a conventional water pump The real early B7100hsdt didn't have a water pump ( 1981-82)
Just found out that there was no water pump on the D750 engine they said that all that series of motors do not have pumps ! Thanks for the help !
Yes, you are right! That's what I get from trying to rely on memory! The b7200's have waterpumps, the B7100's do not.
Northern hunter I have a B7100 hst make sure you clean and backflush radiator and mix exactly 50/50 green antifreeze and maybe replace cap.I run mine several hours at a time no problem but EVERYTIME I start to use it I check the coolant level. Mine never overheats I have a lazer gun I check the temp with. Handy
Also, check and make sure it has the whistle on the end of the overflow tube so it can let you know if it is getting hot. Keep the radiator clean inside AND outside; I used to run my 7100 all day in the summer and it never ran hot.
Some series of the D750 DID have a water pump, but not on Kubota tractor applications. Bobcat used a D750 engine that, did in fact, have a water pump and I believe some reefer trucks use that engine.
Has anyone used a additive in the coolant ? In our race car we ran water wetter dropped our temps by about 20 degrees at high work load!
