B7100 front end loader

[2sellallcars]

New to the site
Working on my b7100 with a kubota unknown model from end loader. Mine has a splined shaft that goes on the bottom crank shaft. My question is, do i have to take the radiator out or moved up just to put that shaft on the splines. I don’t really see another way to install?
The other end of the shaft has a gear that matches with another gear to be tied together with a chain to spin and believe to make the hydraulic work for the loader.

where can I find a illustrated drawing of this unit to the b7100 and parts list?

thank you for your time
Marc

 

[TheOldHokie]

New to the site
Working on my b7100 with a kubota unknown model from end loader. Mine has a splined shaft that goes on the bottom crank shaft. My question is, do i have to take the radiator out or moved up just to put that shaft on the splines. I don’t really see another way to install?
The other end of the shaft has a gear that matches with another gear to be tied together with a chain to spin and believe to make the hydraulic work for the loader.

where can I find a illustrated drawing of this unit to the b7100 and parts list?

thank you for your time
Marc

Your loader has its own front pump and reservoir. You are describing the flexible chain coupler used on the pump driveshaft. Post a couple pictures of the loader and someone may be able to ID the make and model.

Dan

 

[Lil Foot]

Need pics, might be a B219 or a B1630 loader, both were used on B7100s.
B219s had an ID plate on the front of the left upright, down low, sometimes missing or painted over.
Here are a couple pics of the B219:

 

[Lil Foot]

B219 pdf manual:

 

[Lil Foot]

My question is, do i have to take the radiator out or moved up just to put that shaft on the splines. I don’t really see another way to install?

From the B219 manual:

 

[GeoHorn]

Lil Foot to the Rescue!

(Nice job of support… and great testimony to OTT Forums)

 

[kubotasam]

Don't forget to put some grease on the splines before assembling. Without grease the splines wear down, No replacement parts available.