I have a KUBOTA B1750 HST 4WD. Can I fit a LA211 Loader

[X-Man]

I have been searching everywhere. A person had posted a picture that it was possible, however, I am not sure if thee is any retro-fitting involved the poste was more that 4 years old.

 

[GreensvilleJay]

It'll take some time, but look at the 'parts pages' of both LA211 loader and the LA300. 300 was for the B1750, la211 for the BX1800/1830 according to tractordata. Check part numbers for mounting plates,frames ,etc. to see IF same parts were used on them.

 

[SDT]

I have been searching everywhere. A person had posted a picture that it was possible, however, I am not sure if thee is any retro-fitting involved the poste was more that 4 years old.

Don't see how that could be done without extensive modifications.

That said, certainly possible with enough money and/or time.

 

[jaxs]

Kubota loaders and what they fit is confusing at best. It is important to realize a single loader will always fit several brands and models ,,,,,BUT,,,,,,,,,each brand and model requires a specific mounting kit. Kubota doesn't go out of their way to let owners know this and list each loader with mounting kits for various tractors. Personally I believe it's a ploy to make it hard to buy used loaders so that folks buy new from dealer. I can tell you for certain a Bush Hog 1840QT fits your B1750 HST. I suggest you look at Bush Hog brand or other brand that accomidates customers with spreadsheet listings of mounting kits. To get the feel for what I'm saying go to German Bliss to look at 1840QT loader and numerus kits for various tractors.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

You would have to do some extensive rework to make it fit

The LA211 has no subframe

Where the LA300 does.
And you need this or you'll break your tractor in half.

 

[X-Man]

Thank you very much for all your info. It is now clear to me, that this is a hard ask. I am in Australia and I cannot find a Bush hog dealer. But I will keep looking

 

[X-Man]

Kubota loaders and what they fit is confusing at best. It is important to realize a single loader will always fit several brands and models ,,,,,BUT,,,,,,,,,each brand and model requires a specific mounting kit. Kubota doesn't go out of their way to let owners know this and list each loader with mounting kits for various tractors. Personally I believe it's a ploy to make it hard to buy used loaders so that folks buy new from dealer. I can tell you for certain a Bush Hog 1840QT fits your B1750 HST. I suggest you look at Bush Hog brand or other brand that accomidates customers with spreadsheet listings of mounting kits. To get the feel for what I'm saying go to German Bliss to look at 1840QT loader and numerus kits for various tractors.

Thank you for your info. very informative. I will keep looking

 

[X-Man]

Thank you for this information.

 

[jaxs]

I to am interested in adapting loaders to B1750 and it sounds like you have experience/expertise/insight for getting it done.
What tips do you have for making B1750 compatible with LA211? Are you saying that LA211 can't satisfactorily operate from crankshaft or pto driven hydraulics and if tractor hydraulics don't match it's a no go? How might one accomplish necessary mounting points? Other than larger and/or higher load rated tires ,what else can be done to accommodate additional weight of loader?

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[X-Man]

Right, I may be biting off more than I can chew.

 

[jaxs]

Thank you so much. That's the kind of information I need,it removes unknowns I've grappled with while trying to match my B1750 to loaders such as LA211.

 

[X-Man]

It'll take some time, but look at the 'parts pages' of both LA211 loader and the LA300. 300 was for the B1750, la211 for the BX1800/1830 according to tractordata. Check part numbers for mounting plates,frames ,etc. to see IF same parts were used on them.

Thank you for the research

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

This Thread was riddled with a spammers input, his input was just BS.