Grease points on Kubota

[DawnM]

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Grease points kubota B20​

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I have a 4WD Kubota B20 TL420 and am trying to find all the gease points on it. I've always greased the ones on the bucket, they were obvious. But I'm still sure there has to be more on the tractor. I've searched high and low and crawled under it searching. The only things I could find were possibly the 2 I'm attaching photos of. I found one pictured below under the clutch, and other pictured below under brake. These are both grease points aren't they?? They were so clean, which is what made me hesitate LOL. So I wanted to ask first. Also are there others I'm missing on the tractor body??
Thanks

I posted this in 2 places because I wasn't sure exactly where to put it...

 

[newbury]

It should show you them in your manual.

 

[Have tractor did travel]

My Kubota tractor only has two grease points - one related to brake linkage, the other related to clutch linkage. Re your front end loader. Be sure to raise it and look from underneath. Mine has two fittings that can only be accessed when the FEL is raised.

 

[diesel85]

There is a owners manual for your tractor itself, then a separate owners manual for the loader.

 

[mcfarmall]

Yes, those are grease points. Pump grease in there until you see it appear at the edge of the pivot point. Other places to look are the steering knuckles, front axle pivot, and three point hitch. If you have an owners manual that would be the best place to find all the lube points. You might be able to find a manual online, but your dealer would be the best bet.

 

[k0ua]

On most Kubota's there will be a front and a rear axle pivot. On the front axle pivot zerk there is often a square headed bolt to remove to observe the amount of grease you pump in. When it starts to come out the hole, stop pumping. As for the rear pivot, just pump in 2 good pumps and stop. It actually goes into the axle reservoir so you don't want to just keep pumping. Of course the clutch and brake pedal shafts, and the 3 point hitch usually has several that need a bit of grease. Check around you power steering cylinders ends for zerks too.

 

[newbury]

My Kubota tractor only has two grease points - one related to brake linkage, the other related to clutch linkage. Re your front end loader. Be sure to raise it and look from underneath. Mine has two fittings that can only be accessed when the FEL is raised.

Don't you have a grease fitting on the lift arm?

 

[Smokeydog]

Shop Manuel’s are worth their weight in gold or Kubota parts.

B20 thoughts.

I use a grease needle to puncture the tie rod boots to lube.

Change the front axle and hud oil to 75/90 gear lube.

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Get extra hydraulic filter to have on hand. OEM placement easy to dent. Welded a plate to the u shaped guard that helped.

If stored outside the steering gearbox easy to get water inside and ruin gears. $$$$ seal cheap.

I made a clamp to make the backhoe hydraulic QDs connection.