Oh crap!!!!!!!

[alleyyooper]

Go the tractor all greased for the 50 hour service excep one tie rod inside fitting the nipple broke off right at the threads.

So is that grease zerk a standard or do I need to go buy a metric zerk instead of a SAE zero.


. AL

 

[D2Cat]

If you have something like this you can easily remove the threaded part and take it with for replacement. It's metric and available at most auto parts stores.

https://www.cpooutlets.com/irwin-ha...MIj771ltrp2AIVCIVpCh2YOA9XEAQYASABEgLvFvD_BwE

 

[RCW]

Al - I think tractor is metric, and the loaders are SAE.
Check the parts illustration at Kubota to be sure.


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[alleyyooper]

parts illustration at Kubota?

Where is that?

Al

 

[dirtydeed]

parts illustration at Kubota?

Where is that?

Al

https://apps.kubotausa.com/illustrated-parts/

 

[200mph]

At Kubota.com

Here's a link to help out. https://apps.kubotausa.com/illustrated-parts/

When you determine the thread size, please post along with tractor model # to help others in the future.

 

[alleyyooper]

This is what I get when I go to those links.

Support for the Safari browser coming soon.

But thanks just the same.


Al

 

[Lil Foot]

This is what I get when I go to those links.
Support for the Safari browser coming soon.
But thanks just the same
Al

I'm in the same boat.
Don't hold your breath though, it's been saying that since 2011.

 

[dirtydeed]

This is what I get when I go to those links.

Support for the Safari browser coming soon.

But thanks just the same.


Al

I just checked your model and it doesn't specify the thread type. Just go to any auto parts place and pic up a pack of fittings in both SEA and Metric...under $4 each for a pack.

You'll need a small easy out extractor to remove the old fitting that broke off. Just did this yesterday myself.

 

[alleyyooper]

OH well guess will have to find a different way like go to the library to use a puter or find a friend still running the highly crapped out windows program.
I don't think I have any of those.

I have the easy out already.

Al

 

[alleyyooper]

Also going to spend the big bucks and buy a grease gun lock on coupler and maybe even a air powered grease gun.

I don't think the front bevel gears take grease from a gun as there is no zerks there just a plug spo thinking gear lube there.
gona call the dealer on that one.

By the size I would think it could hold a awful lot of grease too.


Al

 

[sheepfarmer]

Also going to spend the big bucks and buy a grease gun lock on coupler and maybe even a air powered grease gun.

I don't think the front bevel gears take grease from a gun as there is no zerks there just a plug spo thinking gear lube there.
gona call the dealer on that one.

By the size I would think it could hold a awful lot of grease too.


Al

Two hints, check owners manual for lube sites and what to use, and if you are talking about front axle (not sure what spo means) it comes from the factory with SUDT2 in it. You can change to gear oil when you change it, but top off with SUDT2 in the meantime.

 

[alleyyooper]

spo means fat fingers struck again, should have read SO.

Al

 

[sheepfarmer]

Oh wait, maybe you are talking about the grease site where you have to take a square plug out and pump grease in through a zerk ln the other side?? Not sure if your tractor is like mine or not. Different models really differ a lot. We need pictures!

 

[RCW]

Also going to spend the big bucks and buy a grease gun lock on coupler and maybe even a air powered grease gun.
Al

Al - sorry for the bum steer on the parts list/diagrams - I should've given you the link, and didn't realize they don't work on some devices (I'm a dinosaur with technology...)

As far as the Lok 'n Lube coupler...while pricey, I couldn't recommend it more - and as you said, is great with a pneumatic gun!!

I swallowed hard buying mine - cost more than my $20 CH air grease gun - - but it's been money well spent. I felt like a first-timer greasing my mower deck. No more!!

 

[coachgeo]

OH well guess will have to find a different way like go to the library to use a puter or find a friend still running the highly crapped out windows program....

Loads just fine with a Linux computer too. So if it works with Linux.. odds are Safari is never going to be taken serious; time to move away from it.

 

[Cfrazer]

OH well guess will have to find a different way like go to the library to use a puter or find a friend still running the highly crapped out windows program.
I don't think I have any of those.

I have the easy out already.

Al

I had the same problem, and found out I could download the Chrome browser for Mac and use that to access Parts diagrams.



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