I need advise on how to get the hydrostatic drive shaft out of my Kubota G2000. I have it disconnected, I just need to get it out of the tractor.
Kubota G2000 hydrostatic shaft removal
- Thread starter Jim Thompson
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Welcome. I’m just west of Fort Wayne.
When you say driveshaft, do you mean the shaft that runs between the pump and the engine? I hate saying this, but you may have to remove the entire rear fender to get it out. Maybe taking the deck off gives you more room?
I had to take mine off when I replaced the fan belt on my G5200. I unbolted both sides and slide it towards the engine and then pulled it down from the pump side. It’s a similar design, but much less busy than the G2000. The 3 machine screws on the rubber bushing at the engine side were a pain too.
When you say driveshaft, do you mean the shaft that runs between the pump and the engine? I hate saying this, but you may have to remove the entire rear fender to get it out. Maybe taking the deck off gives you more room?
I had to take mine off when I replaced the fan belt on my G5200. I unbolted both sides and slide it towards the engine and then pulled it down from the pump side. It’s a similar design, but much less busy than the G2000. The 3 machine screws on the rubber bushing at the engine side were a pain too.