how hard is it to split my l35 to replace the clutch.

[GERP]

i have a 1995 l35 with 1558 hours i just replaced all the hydraulic lines and now i need to replace the dry clutch. i understand that to replace it you need to split the tractor in half i am a good mechanic and i know i can do it
but do i want to? how many hours am i looking at what should i be worried about?

Thanks a ton!

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

For the average mechanic it should take you about 2 to 3 hours to split it.

 

[rentthis]

I have owned several L-35s. I wish Kubota had continued building it. I have repalce a couple of clutches in them. As Wolfman said 2-3 hours to split it. That is only if you are mechanically inclined and work pretty quickly. There is a LOT to remove. It always took me much longer to put it back together. I finally quit doing clutch jobs on them when my dealer gave me a great price for the job. Have you asked anyone for a price. I wish Wolfman lived close enough to do my Kubota stuff.

 

[GERP]

I have owned several L-35s. I wish Kubota had continued building it. I have repalce a couple of clutches in them. As Wolfman said 2-3 hours to split it. That is only if you are mechanically inclined and work pretty quickly. There is a LOT to remove. It always took me much longer to put it back together. I finally quit doing clutch jobs on them when my dealer gave me a great price for the job. Have you asked anyone for a price. I wish Wolfman lived close enough to do my Kubota stuff.

I havent got a quote yet but on some forums it said it would be around 3k to have it done (now this was the same thread that told me that it would take 75 hours to split the tractor) i will go in monday and get a quote. thanks for the help so far ill keep you all updated on whats happenin!

 

[GERP]

oh and if you dont mind how much was it for your dealer to do the clutch job?