B7001 Clutch

[Phazer]

Hi there. A friend of mine has a b7001 grey market tractor and it needs a clutch replacement.
I sent an E-mail to the nearest Kubota dealer with some part numbers and of course in typical Van Isles fashion I got no response.

I think I need a exploded diagram so I can get the right part numbers. Then I'll phone them.

I have got parts from that dealer before and they were fairly good, I did a Steering box rebuild a couple years ago.

From what I understand the b7001 is the same as a b7100? I gave them that model number.
It is a 4 wheel drive.

If anyone could steer me in the right direction that would be great.

I would be wanting to replace the clutch and pressure plate and the bearing.

Thanks much.

 

[mickeyd]

Welcome to the site Phazer. kubotabooks.com has Owner's, Parts and Service manuals for the B7100 that you can download.

 

[Phazer]

Thanks for responding. You've saved me days and days of sifting through information.

I downloaded from kubotabooks.com thanks for that link, exactly what I was looking for.

Service Dept Vic, Thanks I'll send you a PM when as soon as I get what he needs sorted.

 

[Ron McCallum]

Hi I've just recently brought a kubota b7001,my clutch worked fine till i had a hydraulic pipe crack,I had that fixed,now my clutch won't work.The clutch pedal is depressed with no resistance,does my clutch work off the hydraulics? I have bled the hydraulics several times but this has not fixed the clutch problem.Or does it work off a cable,if so do I have to separate the tractor to fix this problems?Any advice would be greatly appreciated,thanks

 

[crippler]

the tractor wasn't split ,was it ? the clutch rod or spring may have been unhooked under the running board to fix the hyd line.

 

[torch]

Hi I've just recently brought a kubota b7001,my clutch worked fine till i had a hydraulic pipe crack,I had that fixed,now my clutch won't work.The clutch pedal is depressed with no resistance,does my clutch work off the hydraulics? I have bled the hydraulics several times but this has not fixed the clutch problem.Or does it work off a cable,if so do I have to separate the tractor to fix this problems?Any advice would be greatly appreciated,thanks

No it does not work off the hydraulics. The pedal pushes a rod, which rotates a lever which turns a shaft which rotates a fork which pushes a bearing carrier. And finally, the bearing pushes the clutch fingers. All of the above (except the bearing and clutch itself) is visible from the exterior, although you have to get underneath the tractor and peak through an opening in the frame past the hydraulic pipes to see the fork and the bearing carrier.