Anyone know where I can buy a replacement radiator for my B1700D besides Tractorpartsasap.com, they want way too much.
Replacement Radiator
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North Idaho Wolfman
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This is the cheapest out there, $365:
Premium Used Radiator fits Kubota B1700 B2100 B2400 6C04058522 6C04058520
Radiator for Kubota Tractor(s) B1700, B2100, B2400. Replaces Kubota OEM Number(s) 6C04058520, 6C04058522.
www.tractorpartsasap.com
Next cheapest:
KU RADIATOR B1700 * #
Radiator B1700. Part No. 6C04058520/R. Reconditioned. Kubota. 6C040-58522 H6C00-58500.
www.wengers.com
Maybe take your radiator to a radiator repair shop and have them build a new one with what you have. Is the core bad? It can be replaced. Are the tanks leaking? The can be fixed also. That is what a rebuilt radiator is!
Thank you!This is the cheapest out there, $365:
Premium Used Radiator fits Kubota B1700 B2100 B2400 6C04058522 6C04058520
Radiator for Kubota Tractor(s) B1700, B2100, B2400. Replaces Kubota OEM Number(s) 6C04058520, 6C04058522.
Next cheapest:
KU RADIATOR B1700 * #
Radiator B1700. Part No. 6C04058520/R. Reconditioned. Kubota. 6C040-58522 H6C00-58500.
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Good advice above.
I have had a few radiator's "re-cored"
The only time that I can recall not saving money was recently on my SIL's Vermeer wood chipper. The Rad shop was actually more money than a new one.
I guess you can't win them all.
I have had a few radiator's "re-cored"
The only time that I can recall not saving money was recently on my SIL's Vermeer wood chipper. The Rad shop was actually more money than a new one.
I guess you can't win them all.
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I had issues with my rad leaking on my B1700 a few yrs back. With plastic tanks they are throw away. Lucky it was a small hole in the metal that I had soldered. Been holding up great. The guy I took it to said he could fab a replacement with brass tanks for around $700. Sadly he passed away earlier this year and the business closed. If it fails now I’m back in the plastic tank unit.