Kubota Battery

[Anonymous Poster]

Does anyone have access to some sort of "conversion" or "equivalent" chart for the Kubota Batteries? I have a B2150 that needs a battery. The number on the old battery is 65D26L. Can I use a comparable car battery or do I need to buy one from the dealer. Does anyone know what will work in my B2150?

Thanks, Tim Pratzer

 

[Charliebrn]

I'd find a battery that meets the specs (Size, CCA & Post type/orientation) in general automotive and be done with it. You might even find one that meets everything else with a higher CCA rating. And I'm sure it would cost less than going to get a Kubota battery.

 

[Harv]

Tim -

The NAPA Auto Parts folks are surprisingly savvy about tractors. You might check with them and see if they have the equivalency charts for just what you need.

 

[jdrotert]

Tim,
I have a B2150 too. It came with an automotive type battery when I bought it used. Just look for a similar size and terminal location automotive equivilant.

 

[bpence]

I bought a new battery for my B7100 last year at the local TSC store. Supposedly it's a "tractor" battery and is supposed to be pretty heavy duty. It looks just like a regular car/truck battery and cost about the same. TSC, Farm & Fleet, NAPA.......all good places to find a replacemnt battery.

 

[BobinCols]

If you have an Interstate Battery dealer in your area you could also try them. As everyone has stated, you should not have to go to the dealer to get a battery. Either take yours out and match it up, write down the measurements and take to store, or if old battery has a label with size or rating give the stores that info..

 

[Egon]

Batteries:
Some batteries are designated for service where vibration is common. Car batteries are not usually in this catagory.

Egon