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Your local dealer should be able to order it. Shipping a label will be costly so just tell the dealer to get it with their normal delivery from Kubota with no shipping charge.

I think this is what you need

If you ran it, it would have ejected any fluid and burned any excess fluid out. But how long did it run each time it ran (After the accident)? If you bleed it at the injectors, you will be sure that it should start. I assume it is a common mechanical injection pump so you won’t hurt anything...

I am not sure what you are referring to as “slide valve” but assume you want to add a “spool valve” as you show in diagram two. Further I assume that you want to use the new valve to control top and tilt cylinders for three point implements. And that you will not have the backhoe mounted when...

It is funny how the same exact words can express much different things to people with different backgrounds. Top end of the engine for example. To the average person that would mean something along the lines of “the upper portion of the engine that I see looking down from above” To an engine...

@joesmith123 I am warning you about your cribbing material and techniques. This is how you currently have the front half of the tractor supported (copied from above post #849 First the materials are not correct for supporting loads. The concrete masonry unit (CMU, Concrete block, cider block...

@hagrid would you comment on the pictures in post#13 please? Failure analysis please!

That looks much better! I believe you will have to remove the part (bell housing) that you just cleaned up off of the tractor. Then you will be looking at the back of the engine and the “freeze plug” will be in the rear of the engine block. You may want to look at illustrated parts list to...

Holy Cr@p—- @RCW is an ALIEN Here is the proof (LOL):

I understand that it is food and where it comes from. I grew up on a ranch in central Texas so have seen many animals slaughtered. But that doesn’t mean I want to see a dead animal now. I just don’t want to see it on a tractor based thread, same as not wanting to see severed fingers or deep...

You may want to get the metal tube loose or off the tractor so you can get a proper wrench on that block. See if some open end wrench will fit onto one of the more accessible blocks. If so, then use that wrench instead of the vice grips. The set the wrenches so you can grip them both in one...

There may be one or two (plastic) backer rings to install next to the o-ring. They fit into the same groove as the o-ring.

There is a completely separate thread for posting pictures of dead animals https://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/threads/hunting-and-game-posts.37055/ You might want to read the first post or two to see why it was started.

A local steel fabrication shop should be able to make one for you.

There are a couple of members that may be able to help @007kubotaguy has a salvage yard in California but he may only have L series parts. @Mountainman has a salvage yard for B series see the link below...

It may be something wrong with the control valve itself, but start with the linkage investigation first. See this thread about a similar issue as you have and that resolved by replacing the control valve in the end. It could have been damaged during the repair possibly...

I assume you mean the PTO stub shaft out of the tractor will not spin in any of the gears after you put in into the higher speed position. If that assumption is incorrect then please describe in more detail of what “no PTO” means. Try to locate a service manual (Work Shop Manual) at...

He said it was a plastic hood! So paint the plastic or see if a ”wrap” would work. Not sure what happens to put a wrap onto anything, so it might just peel off if it is scratched severely

I forget that Texas “cedar” is not the same as thr real eastern or western cedar. Ours is really a juniper and pretty strong. But it is called cedar by everyone here. I forgot the other is like the split rail fence I have and it is soft wood. Thank you for correcting my mistake.

It was really just idle curiosity since I saw two required but only saw one on your previous pictures. Kubota usually points to where both items are used but didn’t in that illustration. Thank you for taking the time to show where they both belong.