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Thanks ordered the kubota service kit for it should see it later in the week.
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air filter, both fuel filters and oil filter. I'd gone down to the local dealer but they think there orange parts are really gold. we have a kubota at work i service and general PM service is like 100 bucks for just filters.
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You can cross the cub cadet numbers on the filters to a Wix number.. My local auto parts guy had them all in wix brand.. I got an oil filter, air filter, hydro filter and both fuel filters for my diesel Super. Better yet he had them all on the shelf ... I don't remember them being over $50 for all.. I saved all the numbers somewhere if you need them.
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The only thing i am having an issue finding in the fan belt as it's NLA from cub.
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Do a search of the part number. I came up with this. 3/8 x 27". Hope this helps.


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Gates belt #
Fan = 6727
Water pump = 7320

Fan bearings are R12RS
http://www.ebay.com/itm/R12-RS-R12-2...sAAOSwDk5T847i
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Spent a diesel fortune tonight but it will be worth while
Ordered a new coupler with bearing from Jeff in PA.
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fan belt
alt belt
trans filter
inline fuel filter
side panel springs
flex discs
new light switch mine is frozen
cork gasket for the pump
fan bearings
Tomorrow im heading to napa to get the air filter, larger of the 2 fuel filters and oil filter and some SAE 30WT oil and fuel line

I am also working on getting a super steer axle, now i am just trying to locate a hydro pump and i should have most of my bases covered.
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new light switch mine is frozen

...... now i am just trying to locate a hydro pump and i should have most of my bases covered.

The light switch should be in the ignition switch. It isn't seperate on that machine.


What's wrong with the hydro pump? Looks like the seal is just leaking. Is the shaft damaged such that you can't just put a new seal in it?

If you want rid of that hydro, let me know.
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The light switch should be in the ignition switch. It isn't seperate on that machine.


What's wrong with the hydro pump? Looks like the seal is just leaking. Is the shaft damaged such that you can't just put a new seal in it?

If you want rid of that hydro, let me know.
On diesel it's not in the switch since they use one for glow plugs. The input shafts hole for the spiral pin is most likely wallowed out you can turn the shaft about 1/8" in either direction before you hit resistance.
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Oh that's right. The diesels use that Kubota switch. I forgot that.
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