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If all else fails, field measurement will work. You probably have this, but just in case.

Yes RCW, that is the point that I was trying to make. Color does not mean that the coolant is a particular type, although it used to mean that. You have to go by the specifications. The coolant is clear until dyed in most cases.

I hate to burst anyone's bubble, but Kubota coolant and most others are clear until a dye is added. There was a time that there different colors for different applications, and manufacturers stuck to that, but not so much anymore.

I agree with what Redmaher said. The Work Shop Manual is handy to have around. If you change the engine oil, tranny/hydraulic oil, change all filters, drain-flush-refill the cooling system, and grease EVERYTHING, you will be off to a good start, and KNOW what fluids you are running.

I have used the MMM deck "lockup" clevis pins on my B2650 with a the 60 MMM, and it worked as it should, preventing the MMM from moving down when the three point is lowered. Just guessing, but I would think that you would use the same pins. Mine are a stock number 75599-51525. I had to buy...

Well, I have named the manufacturer, and quoted the MDS sheet. Would it be helpful if I post the MDS sheet in its entirety?

Well, we certainly have a lot of technical information. Thank you to those who provided it. We still, however are left with the question that started the conversation. Can anyone name a specific coolant (Brand and type) to use in our Kubota's (including topping off factory filled cooling...

Thank you SWPFLIPPER, you have added to the technical knowledge base. Do you have a specific coolant, other than Kubota's private labeled brand, that meets all the requirements for use in our Kubota's INCLUDING topping off a factory filled cooling system?

Your point is well made!

Thanks Wolfman! Could we add it to the Service and Repair, and the buying advice categories if you think that is appropriate. That is where I see the inquiry the most. Or ...........you pick the right category. I am just trying to see this question answered for all who are going to ask it going...

Just as an FYI. Kubota coolant/antifreeze is manufactured by CCI manufacturing in Lemont, IL. The Safety Data Sheet lists the components as follows: Ethylene Glycol 85-94% Diethylene Glycol Less than 5% Hydrated inorganic acid, organic acid salts less than 7% Water less than 5% The...

I often read posts asking for a way to determine a Kubota tractor's age. There is no easy way to do that. Even the term "age" has more than one meaning where tractors are concerned. You can refer to websites like TractorData.com and perhaps get the years the Kubota model was produced, but that...

Hello Skeets, No it's not the lockout, although engaging the lockout would avoid the problem, it's that when doing loader work, pallet work, ect. it is just not practical to repeatedly engage and disengage the lockout. When I corresponded with Kubota, sending them copies of all the concerns...

This has been an issue for some time. Please refer to the post title "B2650 loader lever issue". Kubota is well aware of the problem. I guess that they are waiting until someone flips a tractor to give it serious consideration. Picture this: Top speed, high range, your thigh contacts the...

You are correct sir! I guess that's just me using computer jargon a little incorrectly. My first computer was a TRS-80, then a PC-1, so to me instruction sets that allows a computer (or smartphone/pocket sized computer) to do useful work is an "application". I'll have to remember that "app" is...

Last time, even dealers couldn't use the app. Must have been a pain for them!

The site is back up this AM. This is the second time in about three weeks that the site has crashed. Odd for a big company like Kubota.

I have used this. It is a good match. Also available in spray cans. I picked some up at Ace Hardware. It was a little more expensive, but if you need it now, you buy it now. Nice work. I always admire good craftsmanship! I