Need a "Discontinued" Part

[TimP]

Anyone have a list of suggested "used" Kubota Parts suppliers besides Kentucky Tractor?

Thanks.

 

[Alan W.]

Anyone have a list of suggested "used" Kubota Parts suppliers besides Kentucky Tractor?

Thanks.

I searched dismantled tractors on fastline.com and it shows 4, B2150 listings for All States Ag Parts.

Black Creek WI
tel:877-530-2010

Dont know ifn this helps cant hurt.
Had a B2150 at onetime myself.

 

[zoltanthegypsy]

our computer systems don't accurately show availability from all the various sources we can get parts from, so when something is not in stock we show a generic vendor ETA. A real person does all the checking to make sure a part is not available from obsolete warehouses, Kubota, other dealers, etc. If someone else did the checking you'll get an email saying we can't find it anywhere.

Hey, I'm not in the business, but as someone on the far other end of the parts chain, maybe an "ETA: TBD" or a "we'll check" would be more appropriate. Perhaps avoid the occasional customer disappointment.

just sayin'
Z.

 

[TimP]

I searched dismantled tractors on fastline.com and it shows 4, B2150 listings for All States Ag Parts.

Black Creek WI
tel:877-530-2010

Dont know ifn this helps cant hurt.
Had a B2150 at onetime myself.

Hi Alan.

Thank you for that info. I will follow up to see if they have that part.

Tim

 

[PILOON]

I feel 4 you.

My tractor uses 9,5 X 18 R3 main tires and nobody makes them any more.
AND I have searched just about everywhere even on China suppliers.

My only option is a limited market of off road truck tires but so limited that even those are scarce,

 

[Alan W.]

I feel 4 you.

My tractor uses 9,5 X 18 R3 main tires and nobody makes them any more.
AND I have searched just about everywhere even on China suppliers.

My only option is a limited market of off road truck tires but so limited that even those are scarce,

rrrtire.com

They list a 9.5x18 R3 Firestone

 

[MessickFarmEqu]

Hey, I'm not in the business, but as someone on the far other end of the parts chain, maybe an "ETA: TBD" or a "we'll check" would be more appropriate. Perhaps avoid the occasional customer disappointment.

just sayin'
Z.

Believe me. we spend a TON of time on this. Most of the other dealers selling parts online don't even show their own stock and just pretend they have everything. No one makes any effort to show discontinued stuff (we do on some). Accurate availability is a real challenge.