Kubota Oil Filter- Made in China....

[Mustangous]

You don't make a very strong statement when your sig line says "Honda is truly the best on earth"

thats funny... Very good point

 

[Mustangous]

So has anyone cross referenced the tranns filter?

 

[BigD23]

And Kubota is more USA made than the others ?

Not going to argue bout this.....Was only giving my perspective.

Don

 

[RWEST]

So has anyone cross referenced the tranns filter?

We need the OEM filter number.

I've used the WIX site WIX filters, WIX oil filters, WIX air filters, WIX fuel filters, WIX Heavy Duty Oil Filters : Filter Look-Up primarily, since it's the easiest to use, and the local NAPA guy either stocks 'em, or can get 'em in a day. I did notice the WIX/NAPA guys didn't stock my J-D's hydrostatic drive filter when I changed it at 500 hours - a few years ago. Mebbe they don't get much call for that one?

If you know some of the particulars about your filter (thread, gasket size, length, diameter, if it has an anti-drainback valve, etc..), the Donaldson site https://dynamic.donaldson.com/webc/WebStore/search/attribute.html?functionCode=WEBC_ATTRIBUTE is a good one. 'Course, then you have to find a Donaldson dealer....

 

[Mustangous]

We need the OEM filter number.

This is a site, should be correct Kubota BX24 Sub Compact Tractor w/Loader & Backhoe

Says #HHK20-36990 for transmission.. couldnt find it in the wix look up...

 

[thatguy]

I tried cross referencing the JD 2320 transmission/hydraulic filter (from the Donaldson filter itself) and from the JD filter number and couldnt get it to cross with anything at the time.

I paid like $30 for this filter and thought I should be able to get it to cross reference somewhere..
Brian

 

[Mustangous]

Oh, and while we are at it, what does everyone do about a replacement fuel filter? kubota #12581-43012
air filter: #HHK20-36990

 

[Shmudda]

You don't make a very strong statement when your sig line says "Honda is truly the best on earth"

Willl......

I don't get YOUR point around this???.....

Honda, and Kubota are both Japanese companies, not Chinese, there is a world of difference around them, but if you had to ask the question I'm sure you really don't understand that. It is a proven fact both of these companies are very good at producing the products they do, and both are true engineering companies thru and thru, their products prove that. The engineering and design in their products are second to none, of course this is totally my opinion.

I know people and organizations that have owned Chinese imported tractors and excavators and they have had nothing but problems with them, so again in my opinion China can keep their junk! I'm sure someday the quality of Chinese products will have to rise to meet their competition, but right now the country sells their products because typically they are the cheapest items on the shelf or lot.

Craig

 

[RWEST]

Says #HHK20-36990 for transmission.. couldn't find it in the wix look up...

Hmmm... Must be a low-volume application, like the one for my J-D. If memory serves, I paid about $25-30 for mine back when I changed it, because I couldn't find one anywhere else. If there's no competition, the consumer pays.

Hey Mustangous - something's wrong - you listed the same Kubota part # for both the tranny and air filters.

 

[Mustangous]

If there's no competition, the consumer pays.

So true....

Hey Mustangous - something's wrong - you listed the same Kubota part # for both the tranny and air filters.

good catch, cant edit the post so here is the air filter... K1211-82320