Kubota LA300 FEL

[schmellba99]

Will this loader fit on a B2410? The factory FEL for the B2410 is an LA351 - I can live easily with some reduced capacity if the LA300 frame will fit on my tractor.

Unfortunately I am unaware of any cross reference guide for Kubota equipment and tractor models.

 

[freewheel3]

Will this loader fit on a B2410? The factory FEL for the B2410 is an LA351 - I can live easily with some reduced capacity if the LA300 frame will fit on my tractor.

Unfortunately I am unaware of any cross reference guide for Kubota equipment and tractor models.

If I was a betting man, I'd say not. I have an LA300 on my B7100 that is 32 years old so I'm guessing that the frames are different on the much newer B2410.
Your Kubota dealer will be able to tell you for sure. Give him a call, maybe they do have a mount kit that would allow you to put an LA300 on your B.

 

[schmellba99]

As expected, my dealer was pretty much useless. Their response was basically "the factory loader for the B2410 is an LA351. We are unaware of any adapter kit".

Hell, I can't even find information on dimensions of the loaders to see if it is feasible or not - Kubota is pretty poor on information for their equipment being readily available.

 

[sarco]

I believe that the days of interchangeability of parts has gone by the wayside.
Even Chevrolet, the model for it, has gotten away from the practice.
Each piece of equipment is designed from the ground up with specific uses in mind and then accessories are designed to fit the result.
The rule I use is, "If it wasn't meant for it, I will have to make it fit."
I am one of the lucky ones that has the ability and the tools to make things work.
Labor and frustration replace money.

 

[Denm]

is it possible to measure the frame of the tractor the loader came off?

 

[gpreuss]

As expected, my dealer was pretty much useless. Their response was basically "the factory loader for the B2410 is an LA351. We are unaware of any adapter kit".

Hell, I can't even find information on dimensions of the loaders to see if it is feasible or not - Kubota is pretty poor on information for their equipment being readily available.

I second your comment about dimensions for any Kubota implement. The dealer can't even tell you whether a 72" bucket will fit the arms of a loader that came with a 66" one. Kubota should wake up; the more information we can get, the more likely we are to buy.