Kubota B2056 control linkage

[Butch]

I am doing some preventative maintenance on the "Old Gal". I have some slop in the blade (same as a loader) control valve linkage and I cannot find any parts break out online.

The model number is B2056 and the serial number is 10843. Here is the question... is there a wear bushing in the frame where the yoke pin of the attaches to the frame?

It looks and feels like there is one in the pivot hole... here is a couple of pics to show what I am talking about.

 

[SRG]

Go here, type in model of tractor, not attachment. (assuming this is for your B2410)
https://apps.kubotausa.com/illustrated-parts/
Then click on 'local options' at the next page.
Then you should get two pages of attachments. Go to the second page, where you'll find the LA352 loader.
Another set of options will come up on the left, choose 'loader lever', then choose the one that looks like yours (there are two styles). There you'll find the parts breakdown.

EDIT; Or, where you type in model number, search for LA352 and it'll bring up the loader levers option on the left, right away. haha

 

[Butch]

I tried the link three times and each time I got "System Error"....

 

[SRG]

https://apps.kubotausa.com/illustrated-parts/

Sorry, try that.

 

[Butch]

I went noodling around the Kubota Corp. site for the parts breakdown for maintenance repair. I found everything but the frame post the control valve mounts on. So... queried google. This is what I came up with... with pictures!

https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums...94671-kubota-b7500-sloppy-loader-control.html

He used copper pipe to do the change out. I went to ace hardware where in the nuts, bolts and screw section I found a 5/8 ID x 11/16 OD oil bronze sleeve bearing that is a perfect fit!... Thanks for those that helped me locate this McGiver solution!

 

[Butch]

I left out one important thing. My fix was less than one hour and the bearing costs $1.89, however... total costs out of the hardware store was $24 and change. The reason... $22 in bird seed. Moral of the story.... don't take your wife to the hardware store with you...