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Thanks! The L275 seems to be the most likely match for sure!

FYI, I believe I have located current part numbers for the tie rod ends via Messicks' website. The numbers above have been superceded. Still searching for the tie rod itself.

Hello, I thought perhaps someone on the board would be able to point me in the right direction re: sourcing the following parts for an L2002DT, or a cross reference to part numbers for a North American model that is a match: 1) tie rod. Part Number 38380-4404-1 2) tie rod end (left) PN...

I think I may be able to find a tire size in my original Japanese manual that covers the 2X02 model tractors, but it might be a while until the manual and I are together in the same place. I'll have a look when I can and post back.

Yup, I've got one, because if was a very inexpensive option at the time. If you are paying full market price for one, then go with the self powered unit as others have mentioned. Ditto if speed and productivity are important. In my case however, I'm running it on an old tractor with high hours...

Just to close the loop on this thread: The SFL-27 ROPS kit from Kubota does work on this tractor, even though it's not on the list of compatible tractors, and even though the transmission case number in the original manual was not a match for any of the North American tractors - at least as far...

I tried reversing the front wheels on my older L-series and found that the machine became a pig to steer and on uneven ground feedback through the steering wheel became extremely harsh (no power steering). Given this, I too think that some of the steering mechanism might be over stressed and...

Thanks again Russell. The SFL-27 ROPS was a good fit for my L2002DT with one exception, possibly two: 1) My tractor had a cross piece of sheet metal behind the seat, bolted to / bracing the inside of the rear fenders. This had to be bent slightly forward to allow the ROPS uprights to clear. The...

I found is that a Swiss manufacturer called HiFi Filter does have a product (SH 60029) which cross references to the Kubota 38430-37710 hydraulic filter. I wouldn't know where to find one in North America though, and it might very well be more expensive than OEM anyway.

Already done then. Excellent & thank you. One thing however, the Fuel Filter for the L2002 from Vic's list is a spin on type, while the one I used was a cartridge type. I suspect that some L2002s were produced using each type of fuel filter. The other information all appears to be accurate.

Being one of the most ubiquitous filter brands in the world, one advantage of listing the Fram is that once you have that number, most people can find a cross reference to whatever brand they choose. If I'd given only the GK Industries (a Canadian company), chances are a member in the US or...

Hello, Since I have found it to be a bit of a challenge to find reliable information on this tractor, I thought I would post some parts info in case it will be of use to someone else: I just did a bit of overdue work on the tractor: changed the engine oil and filter, hydraulic oil and filter...

Thanks very much for the photos Russell! R

Hi there, I have a copy of an original Japanese parts manual that covers the 1802/2002/2202/2402. If you want to send me your email via pm we can chat and maybe I could probably get back to you with the part numbers and photos of the applicable pages. It would probably help if you could send me...

Has anyone installed a ROPS on the L2002 or similar model? I'm wondering if one for a similar North American L-series of approximately the same vintage (late 70's / early 80's) would fit, or if anyone has fabricated anything up for a mount that they could share photos of. I'm aware of the...