50 hour service whats a good price?

[crown]

It seems like the time has flew by but I am now approaching my first 50 hours on my B-7500 HST (48.5 hours). What is the going rate? I could probably do it myself, but I think I would feel better with a trained mechanic the first time. I was qouted $130.00 doesn't sound to bad, that includes picking up and delivering the tractor. All B-7500 owners any insight would be welcomed.

 

[Joe_W]

My 50 hour service on my 2910 cost about $55. At my dealer, they said if I would bring the tractor in, they would not charge me for the labor, only the parts and fluids for the length of the warranty. At that rate I'll let them do it until the warranty runs out or until my trailer breaks.
Joe W.

 

[theboman]

My dealers does the labor free and I have to buy parts.
I did my own 50 hour for about $25 in parts. I didn't change the hydro of hydro filter but did the oil, oil filter, fuel filter (dealer recommendation). It took less than an hour and it was a breeze and I ain't no mechanic. The dealer suggested I change the hydro filter just because I was under the tractor but the dealer was out of stock at the time.

If you can change oil in a car, you'll have no problem on your Kubota. It's easier.

Note: Buy 4 quarts of oil for the B7500. The manual says 3.2 quarts (US) but mine took nearly 4 to get the oil to the top line on the dipstick.

Bluegrass, Pick It Up!