First Service on B2601

[Indian MC]

Looking for some info that is not stated in the Operators Manual.
""Oil
Transmission (HST)
Hydraulic""


Three filters that I need to change at 50 hours.

There's no part numbers for these filters in the manual.

Does anyone have the part #'s?

Is there a cross reference where I could purchase another brand of filters from my favorate auto parts store, or do I need to ride over to Kubota?

 

[RjCorazza]

Engine oil : HH150-32094
Transmission: HH670-37710
Hydraulic: HH660-36060

FYI, Messick's Kubota has parts information available online. You can also order directly from them.
The Trans and hydraulic filter are not cheap, but neither are the quality aftermarket filters like Baldwin. I personally stay with the Kubota oem filters for Trans and Hydraulic.

 

[Indian MC]

Thanks, I'll take a ride to the dealer tomorrow. It's an hour ride, but, I've got the time available now so I'll go with the OEM filters.

 

[Indian MC]

Engine oil : HH150-32094
Transmission: HH670-37710
Hydraulic: HH660-36060

FYI, Messick's Kubota has parts information available online. You can also order directly from them.
The Trans and hydraulic filter are not cheap, but neither are the quality aftermarket filters like Baldwin. I personally stay with the Kubota oem filters for Trans and Hydraulic.

You have it both wrong Brother.
I'm looking at Messick's right now;

HST Trans is # HH660-36060
Hydraulic is # HH670-37710

Kubota B261 Parts

Why does Kubota make is so hard and confusing to change out common fluids... They Totally Suck.

 

[RjCorazza]

Uhm. I guess I reversed them because the hydraulic filter was listed as HST in the maintenance section. Or had a mini stroke when typing.

 

[Indian MC]

No ****,, It depends what page you're looking at in the manual. So confusing. I'm pulling my hair out, kicking the dog and having a mini stroke myself.