Kubota L2800

[Marcus Overholtzer]

Customer brought in a Kubota L2800 with a blown engine and wants it replaced. Any tricks and tips on splitting this machine? Any help is appreciated i have never worked on a kubota. It does not look to difficult. Thanks in advance.

 

[old and tired]

Interested in this thread, sorry no good help from me. Are you sure it's blown? Have you located a replacement engine? Hopefully the link below is the workshop manual from Kubotabooks for the L2800 and L3400

http://kubotabooks.com/AutoIndex/index.php?dir=Tractor%20Owners%20Manuals/&file=L2800-L3400%20Workshop%20Manual%209Y011-13193%281%29.pdf

If you can find an engine from L2800 or L3400 (same frame / body) Pretty sure L3200, L3700, L3800 should also fit.

 

[Marcus Overholtzer]

Interested in this thread, sorry no good help from me. Are you sure it's blown? Have you located a replacement engine? Hopefully the link below is the workshop manual from Kubotabooks for the L2800 and L3400

http://kubotabooks.com/AutoIndex/index.php?dir=Tractor%20Owners%20Manuals/&file=L2800-L3400%20Workshop%20Manual%209Y011-13193%281%29.pdf

If you can find an engine from L2800 or L3400 (same frame / body) Pretty sure L3200, L3700, L3800 should also fit.

Well considering theyre is a nice hole in the oil pan and the residual oil coming out is more metal than oil id bet that its blown! Also has a good knock lol.

 

[old and tired]

Little JB weld should patch that

Any idea why that happened? Never changed the oil?