Splitting a B20

[3AMranch]

I’m new to tractors. I inherited a B20.
It’s in fare condition. I believe I’m going to need to split it, do to a leak from the main hydraulic reservoir. Aside from the seal, is there any surprises I should watch for? The rest of the tractor seems solid, no leaks other than the reservoir. And I am happy to take any advice. Finding a parts list would be great.


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[100 td]

Full illustrated parts listing here
https://apps.kubotausa.com/illustrated-parts/
I don't think there's a service manual for that model anywhere on the net for download unfortunately. Does it have a separate tank, or just use the transmission? North Idaho Wolfman may know of a similar base model tractor that it shares some components, and/or he may have a manual for one or the other. Shoot him a message and see if he can help.

 

[3AMranch]

Full illustrated parts listing here
https://apps.kubotausa.com/illustrated-parts/
I don't think there's a service manual for that model anywhere on the net for download unfortunately. Does it have a separate tank, or just use the transmission? North Idaho Wolfman may know of a similar base model tractor that it shares some components, and/or he may have a manual for one or the other. Shoot him a message and see if he can help.

It has a shared tank with the Transmission. Hydro-static. Good start thank You!


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[100 td]

Just had a quick look at the aussie site, it appears it uses part of the frame or subframe for the reservoir, or does it just run a pipe through? Where is you leak exactly?

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

Where is the leak at?

Depending on where it's leaking you might or might not need to split it.

 

[3AMranch]

I’ll shoot a picture of it this afternoon and post it.


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[3AMranch]

Where is the leak at?



Depending on where it's leaking you might or might not need to split it.

Sorry it took me so long to get pictures.
I believe the leake is from the front bottom of the reservoir. I ran the tractor for 5 hours yesterday and had to add three quarters of fluid.


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