BX2200 Transmission Strainer Location

Kubotamy · Feb 21, 2020

I looked in the workshop manual and searched a bunch online. Couldn’t find the location of the transmission strainer. I read that it’s 26mm and near the left tire.

Is it the bolt that looks like it goes through the vertical tube, just under the left rear axle? Is it the large bolt in my pic? Thanks.

ETA: The pic rendered sideways and needs to be turned clockwise.

wgator · Feb 21, 2020

Can't tell from your picture but here is a link to it in the WSM, you can view online BY CLICKING HERE

dirtydeed · Feb 21, 2020

Kubotamy said:
I looked in the workshop manual and searched a bunch online. Couldn’t find the location of the transmission strainer. I read that it’s 26mm and near the left tire.

Is it the bolt that looks like it goes through the vertical tube, just under the left rear axle? Is it the large bolt in my pic? Thanks.

ETA: The pic rendered sideways and needs to be turned clockwise.

Yes, you are correct. That is where the strainer is located. See attached fig item 030. There are two o-rings as well (one on each side of the tube).

Kubotamy · Feb 21, 2020

Thanks guys.

Kubotamy · Feb 21, 2020

Is 26mm correct? Of course Fleet Farm only carries sockets up to 24mm and wrenches are either 24mm or 27mm.

dirtydeed · Feb 21, 2020

not sure, but it doesn't matter. You can use a large crescent wrench if necessary, as they really aren't that tight...That's what the o-rings are for.

If you have SAE, try 1" or 1-1/16".

Kubotamy · Feb 21, 2020

dirtydeed said:
not sure, but it doesn't matter. You can use a large crescent wrench if necessary, as they really aren't that tight...That's what the o-rings are for.

If you have SAE, try 1" or 1-1/16".

Picked up a 26 mm socket at the auto parts store. Thanks.

RCW · Feb 22, 2020

Kubotamy said:
Picked up a 26 mm socket at the auto parts store. Thanks.

When I got my Kubota, I ended up buying several individual sockets 26-30mm or 32..just in case. At $3-5 each, cheaper than buying a set.

If you have a mower deck, the deck bolts may be 30mm.

GeoHorn · Feb 23, 2020

30mm = 1-3/16 IIRC

SidecarFlip · Feb 23, 2020

dirtydeed said:
not sure, but it doesn't matter. You can use a large crescent wrench if necessary, as they really aren't that tight...That's what the o-rings are for.

If you have SAE, try 1" or 1-1/16".

I try to refrain from using s 'West Virginia Socket Set' whenever possible they are real good at rounding off hex head bolts.

Harbor Freight has a complete Metric or SAE set for 20 bucks each in black oxide (impact) and they are indestructable. I know, I've tried.

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