B2630 50 Hours Service Time

   / B2630 50 Hours Service Time #31  
I worked at a Ford/New Holland dealer some years ago and all of them came in the crates ready to run! They actually operated them, then finished putting the wheels etc in, closed the crate and shipped them. All we did was break into the crate, jack them up. Put on the wheels and drive them off!
 
   / B2630 50 Hours Service Time
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#32  

Well, did the maintenance today and although I finished it, I do have a couple questions for those who have done a B2630 or B3030. I never found a hydraulic fluid strainer to clean as referenced in the messicks guide - does the B2630 not have one ? The manual does not reference one. Also, the manual only references 3 trans fluid drain plugs - which I used, but I did not find the 4th plug as referenced in the messicks guide.

:confused:
 
   / B2630 50 Hours Service Time #33  
Kinda hoping Messicks updates with info and how to's for the Bxx20 series as well as the Bxx30 series.:thumbsup:
 
   / B2630 50 Hours Service Time #34  
Well, did the maintenance today and although I finished it, I do have a couple questions for those who have done a B2630 or B3030. I never found a hydraulic fluid strainer to clean as referenced in the messicks guide - does the B2630 not have one ? The manual does not reference one. Also, the manual only references 3 trans fluid drain plugs - which I used, but I did not find the 4th plug as referenced in the messicks guide.

:confused:

No strainer on B2630, has the second hydro filter instead. I too only found 3 hydro drain plugs.

-Rob
 
   / B2630 50 Hours Service Time #35  
I can also vouch for there only being 3 drains for the hydro fluid. No strainer.

Short hydro filter = hydr. transmission (left side - faces left to right)
Long hydro filter = hydraulic system (right side - faces front to back)
 
   / B2630 50 Hours Service Time
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#36  
Thanks guys. Always helps to get that extra bit of assurance that you did it right... :thumbsup:
 
   / B2630 50 Hours Service Time #37  
I have a B2620, I imagine they have to be very similar if not set up exactly the same. When my 50 hr came up I went to the dealer to get my supplies and asked for the SUDT fluid and he told me they don't even sell it. :confused2: He told me there is no added benefits with the SUDT over the UDT. He then said I didn't need to change my Hyd oil until 400 hrs (I think, I have to check my manual) but not at the 50 hr mark. He said if I had brought it to them to do the service I would not be getting my fluid changed only filters and when the fluid is replaced it is replaced ith UDT only. I agree with you all in the theory of changing the fluids, especially on a break in of a new tractor, but he said this is Kubota's maintenance plan. So I bought the filters and a quart of UDT to top off with at his suggestion and went on my way. When changing my Hyd filters, I always like to have my filters next to me ready to go. Seal wet for lubrication, rags handy and such. I unscrewed the filter on the left side and replaced it, no problems. But when I unscrewed the filter on the right side Hyd fluid came pouring out. By the time I got the new filter on which was pretty quick I lost about 2 to 3 quarts. I was pissed, I live 50 miles from the dealer, it was on a weekend, and we snow up to our ***. I needed my tractor to move snow. Had to go back on monday and I bought a couple gallons to have on hand.

So if anyone goes with Kubota's plan just have ample amount of fuild on hand because it will come pouring out at the 1 filter. Your probably better off just changing the oil with the filters. :thumbsup:
 
   / B2630 50 Hours Service Time #38  
I have a B2620, I imagine they have to be very similar if not set up exactly the same. When my 50 hr came up I went to the dealer to get my supplies and asked for the SUDT fluid and he told me they don't even sell it. :confused2: He told me there is no added benefits with the SUDT over the UDT. He then said I didn't need to change my Hyd oil until 400 hrs (I think, I have to check my manual) but not at the 50 hr mark. He said if I had brought it to them to do the service I would not be getting my fluid changed only filters and when the fluid is replaced it is replaced ith UDT only. I agree with you all in the theory of changing the fluids, especially on a break in of a new tractor, but he said this is Kubota's maintenance plan. So I bought the filters and a quart of UDT to top off with at his suggestion and went on my way. When changing my Hyd filters, I always like to have my filters next to me ready to go. Seal wet for lubrication, rags handy and such. I unscrewed the filter on the left side and replaced it, no problems. But when I unscrewed the filter on the right side Hyd fluid came pouring out. By the time I got the new filter on which was pretty quick I lost about 2 to 3 quarts. I was pissed, I live 50 miles from the dealer, it was on a weekend, and we snow up to our ***. I needed my tractor to move snow. Had to go back on monday and I bought a couple gallons to have on hand.

So if anyone goes with Kubota's plan just have ample amount of fuild on hand because it will come pouring out at the 1 filter. Your probably better off just changing the oil with the filters. :thumbsup:

Loss is going to vary from one tractor to the other and the individual doing the changing. When my son and I changed filters on our L5030, we lost less than a quart. We lost 5 gallons on the M8540 after the dealer said it could be done losing no more than a few quarts.

The manual on my L5030 indicates you drain the oil, change filters then put the oil back in; no thanks.
 
   / B2630 50 Hours Service Time #39  
Just finished doing my 50 hour service. All went well until I had to drain the oil. The cross member for the loader was installed backwards and the holes to let the oil drain through were on the wrong side. Other than that problem, all finished. Let the snow fly!
 
   / B2630 50 Hours Service Time #40  
I also changed it all at 55 hrs.....Peace of mind at the price of 4 gals of SUDT engine oil and all the filters.....



I made the decision when I saw the dark oil coming out..... ;)

Wow we have 1300hrs on our CaseIH 5140 and at 1000hrs. the hydraulic fluid still looked like new.
 

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