Need fender mounted armrest for L series

connortn

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On one of our older kubota tractors it has a factory mounted arm rest on the right hand fender. It is much more useful than the normal grip handle on a fender. Does anyone have info where I could find one for my L2501?

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On one of our older kubota tractors it has a factory mounted arm rest on the right hand fender. It is much more useful than the normal grip handle on a fender. Does anyone have info where I could find one for my L2501?

Thanks...
connortn
You can get one from a dealer.
 
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JasonW

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Armrest or grab handle like the opposite side? I added a factory grab handle to my L3800 but I wouldn’t call it an arm rest unless you’re over 7 feet tall.
 

connortn

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I tried the local dealer. They weren't helpful at all. If I could get the item/part number that would be great. "Maybe" if I took the part number to them they might find it.
It's an arm rest, not grab handle. It raises up about 6-8 inches with a pad on it. Attaches to the same mounting holes as the grab handle.
 

JasonW

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2 second google search.
Kubota T1060-29470.

If a dealer cannot find this I wouldn’t waste my time going back there.
 

JasonW

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2 second google search.
Kubota T1060-29470.

If a dealer cannot find this I wouldn’t waste my time going back there.
This is for the “grab handle”. Still unsure if you’re wanting this or an armrest.
 

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I am not aware of an arm rest for a standard L series tractor, but anything is possible with a drill & some creativity.
 
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On one of our older kubota tractors it has a factory mounted arm rest on the right hand fender. It is much more useful than the normal grip handle on a fender. Does anyone have info where I could find one for my L2501?

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connortn
Why don't you give us a picture of the one you already have so we know what you want.
 
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connortn

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The armrest in question is on a B26 which has a back hoe on it. Don't think it's for the back hoe as you can't reach the armrest while the seat is reversed for backhoe operation. I'll post a pic of it but I think I'm beating a dead horse trying to find one. It mounts under the rear part of the hand rest.
 

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connortn

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If you're speaking of parts 030 and/or 040, you didn't look at my picture close enough. The "armrest" sits above the "handgrip" a good 4-6 inches. You can see the tubular mounting bracket snaking around and above the handgrip. It is attached to the fender under the rear bolt of the handgrip.

I'll just whittle one out of a gnarly root.
 

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I believe that your armrest is something that someone besides Kubota put on that tractor. It looks custom to me.
 

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If you're speaking of parts 030 and/or 040, you didn't look at my picture close enough. The "armrest" sits above the "handgrip" a good 4-6 inches. You can see the tubular mounting bracket snaking around and above the handgrip. It is attached to the fender under the rear bolt of the handgrip.

I'll just whittle one out of a gnarly root.
I didn't realize we were playing a round of where's waldo.

Here's your answer:

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