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True haha not one around, I also doubt Nappa would have truely accurate info on these tractors as even B7000 manuals do not exist really. I've got the closest one which is one for B5100/5001, B6100/6001, B7100/7001, in this workshop manual it also doesnt refer to the threads of the filter at all

It's a pain hahah the thread is either BSPP 3/4 - 14 or UNF 3/4 -14, but the last one is mentioned on one of the replacement parts website as being the thread. But that tread is quite rare and I cant find the nominal diameter of it, the "normal" one would be a UNF 3/4 - 16. Taps that size are...

Yeah measuring the outside diameter the sizes fit the BSPP 3/4 - 14 thread. I looked at getting a tap but the only ones I could find ware over 150. To spend 150 with the added risk of me making an even bigger mess doesnt appeal to me right now haha

That is likely why the treads are damaged, going in at a tiny bit of an angle. I tried fitting it without the banjo but I am too affraid of ruining even more threads by trying to screw it into place with a bit of force. My first service turned into a bit of a nightmare. I think i'll give up and...

Thanks for your input Dan! At the moment I am trying to figure out the thread that is on the filter. It's an older tractor so doesnt have the fancy modern hydrolic filter, it has a mesh filter which goes to the returnline banjo and then screws into the frame. The thread is pretty long/deep but...

Unfortunatly I dont think this works as the bolt which is part of the filter is in good shape. Its the threads in the frame that seem to be damaged

Hi everyone, I am in the middle of doing the first full service on my Kubota B7000. Previously it was done by a mechanic but all the hassle with transport and the easy of doing it myself lead me down to just do it myself. Replaced engine oil, coolant and the gearoil in the front diff/gearcases...