Kubota rotoriller seal leaking

[ponar]

I own an older Kubota B6000 with a pto driven rototiller. Unfortunately I cannot find any model number for the tiller. I have an oil leak on one side of the tiller where the shaft goes into the main housing. Have pictures that I can send. Has anyone else had the same problem and where the heck can you get replacement parts???

 

[Tractor Seabee]

Most bearing supply companies can match up both bearings and seals. Such items are not normally not made specific for the equipment manufacturers. Over the years I have matched up (sometimes exact and others close enough) many seals and bearings. Check your bearing and shaft for wear. Seals fail for many reasons except obvious old age.

Once a manufacturer like Kubota puts their part # on a generic item the price can double.

Ron

 

[ponar]

Most bearing supply companies can match up both bearings and seals. Such items are not normally not made specific for the equipment manufacturers. Over the years I have matched up (sometimes exact and others close enough) many seals and bearings. Check your bearing and shaft for wear. Seals fail for many reasons except obvious old age.

Once a manufacturer like Kubota puts their part # on a generic item the price can double.

Ron

Thanks Ron.
Still trying to identify the rototiller. I do have some pictures of it plus I just found some numbers on the tiller tines. Please send me an email to pmurray1949@yahoo.ca and I will forwad th info to you. Maybe you can identify it.
Thanks
Peter

 

[seaneastok]

As Ron already mentioned. Bearing supply house can match it up once you have it out. Many times much cheaper also.
I had a Dodge that the dealership wanted 90 bucks for a bearing. Bearing supply charged me a whopping $14.00 for it.
Post a photo of it on this thread. I'm sure someone could ID the tiller for you
Regard's
Sean