Leaking Hydraulic Fluid/Crack in housing >>Used Parts Dealers?
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ve9aa
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Leaking Hydraulic Fluid/Crack in housing >>Used Parts Dealers?
"the entire system" for what exactly (and which tractor)?
L225?
B7800?
Something else?
"the entire system" for what exactly (and which tractor)?
L225?
B7800?
Something else?
North Idaho Wolfman
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That's like saying, I want steering, send me one.
Be a lot more specific in your request for info!
i guess everything "under the seat"..."tractor back end"...found kubota salvage yard...All States Parts
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Can I be blunt?
Generally speaking, to a point, the more words you use, the better advice/help you'll receive.
unfortunately i'm not where the tractor is and can't get the part #. But to be more specific...i need to find a kubota salvage yard
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Everything under the set encompasses hundreds of parts.
Can't help you out if you don't help us.
And calling a salvage yard with the "I need everything under the seat" isn't going to get you very far.
Maybe go here (link below) and pick the part or parts that you need and maybe then we can be more helpful to you.
Kubota Tractor Corporation - Illustrated Parts List
- K-PAD - Parts Lists - Illustrated Parts Lists - diagrams
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Even if you were with the tractor Kubota doesn't put part #'s on there parts.
And there are a lot more ways to get parts for what you need than a salvage yard, which there are very few that deal in Kubota's.
Several members on here salvage parts so the more specific you are the better your chances are to get it fixed.
"Remember the quality of your question directly affects the quality of your answer."
I not trying to rebuild part by part the place where the hydraulic fluid is held and used, my dealer has given me that list and $cost, I'm trying to get a price on the "system" ...like "what's the cost of a transmission for a 2012 honda accord" . Is it not any simpler than that??? and I called a salvage yard and they asked for the part number of the system...LOL... thanks for passing along the linkEverything under the set encompasses hundreds of parts.
Can't help you out if you don't help us.
And calling a salvage yard with the "I need everything under the seat" isn't going to get you very far.
Maybe go here (link below) and pick the part or parts that you need and maybe then we can be more helpful to you.
Kubota Tractor Corporation - Illustrated Parts List
- K-PAD - Parts Lists - Illustrated Parts Lists - diagramsapps.kubotausa.com
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"To be more specific", there is NO dedicated "Kubota salvage yard"!!
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There is a member here that has a salvage yard in California.
You can send a private message to him using the envelope or “start conversation“ functio.
His user name is @007kubotaguy
I believe you will need to know where the split in the tractor is located that starts where you need the part to start. You may just need the rear axle, you may need the the whole rear half of the tractor that starts at the rear of the engine, he won’t know what you need unless you can describe it fairly well.
You may just need to find a second complete parts tractor and combine the best of both to get one good tractor.
You can send a private message to him using the envelope or “start conversation“ functio.
His user name is @007kubotaguy
I believe you will need to know where the split in the tractor is located that starts where you need the part to start. You may just need the rear axle, you may need the the whole rear half of the tractor that starts at the rear of the engine, he won’t know what you need unless you can describe it fairly well.
You may just need to find a second complete parts tractor and combine the best of both to get one good tractor.
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Sounds like what you need to buy is a parts tractor and take the parts you need.
A salvage yard is going to want $$$$ for what you want because they will want the sum of all parts.
A salvage yard is going to want $$$$ for what you want because they will want the sum of all parts.
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Look at this ad that came up today
I think it’s what you need!
(ALL SOLD) 1970's Kubota L225 Part Out
I recently acquired a 70's L225 (2 wheel drive) and was going to complete a full restoration but came down to parting it out since i need the garage space. The engine ran and the tractor drove prior to me taking it apart. Here is the list of parts / components i have available: - 3 cycl complete...
www.orangetractortalks.com
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Thanks Russell!Look at this add that came up today
I think it’s what you need!
(ALL SOLD) 1970's Kubota L225 Part Out
I recently acquired a 70's L225 (2 wheel drive) and was going to complete a full restoration but came down to parting it out since i need the garage space. The engine ran and the tractor drove prior to me taking it apart. Here is the list of parts / components i have available: - 3 cycl complete...
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my dealer has given me that list and $cost,
it would have been nice to post this 'estimate' so others can guide you as to best 'options' for your quest.
Agree, a whole ,or mostly complete 'parts tractor' would be the best..you never know when some other part will magically break.
I refer to it as the 'Noah Principle'. Buy 2 of everything, 1 you use, 2nd gets dusty on the shelf..never needed BUT if you do....blow some dust off,install, you're up and running again !
my dealer has given me that list and $cost,
it would have been nice to post this 'estimate' so others can guide you as to best 'options' for your quest.
Agree, a whole ,or mostly complete 'parts tractor' would be the best..you never know when some other part will magically break.
I refer to it as the 'Noah Principle'. Buy 2 of everything, 1 you use, 2nd gets dusty on the shelf..never needed BUT if you do....blow some dust off,install, you're up and running again !