L235/L275 decals for restoration.

[flyboyx]

I recently found a guy that makes high-quality authentic-looking tractor decals (as opposed to what is available on eBay). I am doing a complete restoration on my L275 instead of buying a new Kubota because it was my dad's. It has every available factory option except for a cab (which I would not want anyway).

I am including in this thread pictures of all the decals that I have which are reproducible. I am hoping someone on the forum with a 235 or a 275 might be able to help provide me with decent photos of the decals that I
am missing.

Anyway....on to the project:

 

[flyboyx]

My hood stickers are fine. This particular hood came off an L235, but no matter. My guy can change the 3 to a 7 without issue

 

[flyboyx]

The following decals are reproducible with little to no issue

 

[flyboyx]

The decals shown below are the ones I need a bit of help with:

the pto lever decal is missing from the shift quadrant.

 

[flyboyx]

Key switch decal

 

[flyboyx]

Caution decal below the steering wheel

 

[flyboyx]

The light switch decal

 

[flyboyx]

The draft control decal. This one is the same for all compact tractors of this era that were equipped with the draft control option. L245, L285, L295, L305, L345, L355, L355ss, etc

thank you very much to those who took the time to view my thread. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Nicksacco]

Good luck on your resto!
I just completed an L35. A lot of work but worth it to me.

 

[Bark]

Always wondered how they made new decals from photographs.

 

[Russell King]

The decals shown below are the ones I need a bit of help with:

the pto lever decal is missing from the shift quadrant.

I can get you pictures of these labels over the weekend or may have some stored at work

Please explain what the pto sticker is on or what you need. I have a L185 and don’t recognize what you are showing in the picture in post #4

 

[Russell King]

Key switch decal

 

[Russell King]

Caution decal below the steering wheel

 

[Russell King]

The light switch decal

See key switch above
Here is starter switch instead

 

[Nicksacco]

Wow. some of the stickers these days are a bit scary (noting some lacking in common sense)!

 

[Russell King]

The draft control decal. This one is the same for all compact tractors of this era that were equipped with the draft control option. L245, L285, L295, L305, L345, L355, L355ss, etc

thank you very much to those who took the time to view my thread. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

That label is 35212-36980 (thanks to @billrigsby for identifying the label)

 

[billrigsby]

I recently found a guy that makes high-quality authentic-looking tractor decals (as opposed to what is available on eBay). I am doing a complete restoration on my L275 instead of buying a new Kubota because it was my dad's. It has every available factory option except for a cab (which I would not want anyway).

I am including in this thread pictures of all the decals that I have which are reproducible. I am hoping someone on the forum with a 235 or a 275 might be able to help provide me with decent photos of the decals that I
am missing.

Anyway....on to the project:

Hello, Glad to see you are on here!

 

[flyboyx]

That label is 35212-36980 (thanks to @billrigsby for identifying the label)

russel, I haven’t logged in to ott in a while. My apologies for leaving you hanging. Thank you so much for the efforts you put into your additions to my thread. I really appreciate you. Your photos are very helpful.

 

[flyboyx]

Hello, Glad to see you are on here!

I really appreciate you Bill! For any of you following or interested in this thread, Bill is THE MAN I was referring to above who reproduces the decals. He sells on eBay but I am pretty sure you can just pm him with your needs. His product is about as perfect as perfect gets. Reasonably priced too. About 30x better than the generic decals available elsewhere.

 

[Nickk]

Hello, Glad to see you are on here!

Hey Bill,
I have a Kubota L3600 with the LA680 loader. I am interested in decals for it.
The loader "Kubota LA680"
The tractor "Kubota L3600DT" and all of the decals in drivers area - transmission, power take off....