Need generic part number for hydraulic filter L275.

[Karambit777]

Kubota L275. Can someone please tell me a hydraulic/trans oil filter part number to this model?? Something other than OEM Kubota would be great, so I can hit the parts house in the morning to get my tractor serviced. I have the OEM Kubota number 15301-32110 (according to a Kubota representative).

My current filter has ZERO numbers listed on the outside of the filter, and Orielys, Advance Auto, and me on Google has failed to find a different brand cross reference for this filter.

Please help!! And thanks so much.

 

[100 td]

Sure you want that one, it's the internal engine screen, will only be available from kubota
15521-32430
Check for parts you need here https://apps.kubotausa.com/illustrated-parts/

https://www.ebay.com/itm/FLK5209-Oi...-L275-L3250-Tractor-M4900-M5400-/381848520123
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fr...ter.TRS0&_nkw=kubota+l175+oil+filter&_sacat=0

 

[Karambit777]

yea, looks like that lady at Kubota gave me the reservoir screen. Not what I needed. I need the hydraulic spin-on filter.

I think the correct part # is H3840-37710.

I am having a hard time finding a cross-reference for this filter.

 

[Karambit777]

It sure would be nice to simply swing by a local parts house in the morning to grab this filter. I'm not sure if any Kubota dealers will be open around here in the morning. Iv never had this much headache finding a simple hydraulic filter.

Surely Fram, STP, Ac-Delco, K&N, etc makes this thing???

 

[100 td]

My bad, you had asked for an "engine filter part no." cross reference, so I gave you an engine filter cross. I didn't read the original Q properly......
https://hifi-filter.com/en/catalog/H384037710-recherche-equivalence.html
Might have to go with Kubota

 

[sheepfarmer]

Most dealers are open Saturday morning at least. I think overall your life would be easier if you googled a couple of local Kubota dealers hours and get up early and go pick up the right parts and Kubota hydraulic oil and filter for your service.

 

[Karambit777]

My bad, you had asked for an "engine filter part no." cross reference, so I gave you an engine filter cross. I didn't read the original Q properly......
https://hifi-filter.com/en/catalog/H384037710-recherche-equivalence.html
Might have to go with Kubota

yea, its looking that way. Thanks for your time and help. Greatly appreciated.

 

[Karambit777]

Most dealers are open Saturday morning at least. I think overall your life would be easier if you googled a couple of local Kubota dealers hours and get up early and go pick up the right parts and Kubota hydraulic oil and filter for your service.

Iv already got my UDT and everything else needed. Just need this filter. Guess ill hit the dealer in the A.M. Looking like $20-$25; not too bad I guess.

 

[100 td]

Don't forget to drain the rear axle housings if they have plugs(haven't checked your model)

 

[Dave_eng]

I happened to watch a Video made by Messicks comparing filters.

It changed my opinion a lot. It is worth watching

Oil filter comparison Napa vs Kubota

https://youtu.be/OMrI791m-pU

Dave

 

[Karambit777]

Don't forget to drain the rear axle housings if they have plugs(haven't checked your model)

Yep, mine has the two drain plugs (one on each side of the axle housing). The main oil fill port on top of the transmission is the only place to refill the transmission oil correct? I'm assuming the new fluid makes its way down into the rear axle housings from just the main port. I didn't see any other fill ports, nor did I see any mention in the owners manual of any additional fill-ports for the transmission or rear axles.

I re-filled the transmission fluid from the main port (only one I seen) until it showed full on the sight glass. Hope I'm good for the rear axles housings.

 

[100 td]

You're good, how did the old oil look, any water or sludge on the bottom at initial flow/draining?

 

[Karambit777]

You're good, how did the old oil look, any water or sludge on the bottom at initial flow/draining?

Ok good. Yea, the old oil still looked great. Zero water, sludge, or even brownish fluid. It was just a little dark, but clear and clean looking.

 

[100 td]

Sounds good, whilst I don't expect any big change in oil level, allow for filter etc., go for a short drive and park up again and check fluid level before going and working it for hours on end.

 

[dariansasher]

I have 40 of them... available in Kentucky... OEM Kubota... wholesale!