B8200 Fluid Change Intervals

[tmwfreeman]

I'm looking for the change Intervals (Engine Hours or Time) on a B8200 4WD (Non HST) Tractor. Specifically Engine Oil & Filter, Fuel Filter, Air Filter and what weight of Engine Oil should be used (e.g. 10W-30 etc..). This was a donated tractor to a local Animal Rescue Farm so they don't have an Operators Manual or Shop Manual. It doesn't have a FEL and is only used to pull around a small manure spreader that is operated by the wheels/tires on the spreader (non-PTO). Thanks

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

Being that you don't know the history you should start with changing everything now, the whole setup, air, oil , collant, hydraulic fluid and filters.

Then go to Kubotabooks.com and download the operators manual, it will give all the info on servicing.

Oils have changed dramatically then when the manuals were put out, engine Rotella T5 is good, 10w-40 or 5w-40 if your in a cold location.
Hydraulic fluid UDT is the best choice.
Front axle can be UDT too.

 

[tmwfreeman]

Thanks for the information North Idaho Wolfman. I appreciate it. I think that is the best course of action. I know the Engine Oil and Filter were changed on 6/13/18 at 757.3 hrs and now has 829.3 hrs.

 

[dlundblad]

I have a G that is of the same vintage.

I think it is every 50 hrs for the engine oil and every 200 for the HST. Not sure if yours is a gear drive or HST though.

As said above, I would change everything now and go from there.

 

[mattwithcats]

Engine oil, Shell Rotella T6 in 5W-40...
Oil Filter
- Looks like there was a break in serial numbers, so write down your oil filter number, and serial number.
Two choices, either Kubota oil filter, or aftermarket. If you go aftermarket, I suggest Wix. Look on Rock Auto for cheap filter prices, but watch the shipping.

You can also get a grease gun, and grease tubes while shopping there...

Messicks has parts and the maintenance schedule...
https://www.messicks.com/wiki/kubota/b8200