Looking for a HST for a 2003 Kubota bx2200d. Part number k2561-14002

[North Idaho Wolfman]

You're playing with fire, and with a bottle of high test in your hand.
Any and all of that dirt getting in the HST will make quick work of destroying it!
They must be kept very very clean, 1 dirt partical can and will kill it!

 

[martinlaurentide]

SOLVED: tightened bolt behind HST unit, was unsure of size of key, but it was pretty much unreachable by any Allen Key even cut to fit, so tightened by plyers, with a bunch of Locktite blue... started up the machine and it did not leak. There is a mm of space behind the bolt on the other side of the (back of the HST unit) so hopefully it will not loosen. I will put cardboard underneath to monitor for any drips but it's not gushing or showing any at this point.

NOTE- The unit cannot be removed without pulling the transmission... my Woods backhoe and possibly the frame that comes with it would need to come off.

 

[martinlaurentide]

You're playing with fire, and with a bottle of high test in your hand.
Any and all of that dirt getting in the HST will make quick work of destroying it!
They must be kept very very clean, 1 dirt partical can and will kill it!

I cleaned it up before opening anything. For your information, when you have an oil leak, things get dirty.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

I cleaned it up before opening anything. For your information, when you have an oil leak, things get dirty.

WOW, they get dirty, dirt sticks to hydraulic fluid, who knew.
I guess I've never worked on a single tractor.

 

[whitetiger]

I cleaned it up before opening anything. For your information, when you have an oil leak, things get dirty.

Yet in your pictures, you have open fittings and have removed some of the HST retaining bolts before cleaning it up.