B3030HSDCC PDF parts book please?

[Stef]

I'd like to have a look at the B3030HSDCC parts book. If someone could give me a weblink or the PDF file I'd be very grateful.
I have the one for the B3030HSD and the one for the B3030HSDC.

While I'm at it: where can I buy a WSM for a B3030HSD (no cab)?... I mean somewhere else than my Kubota dealer.

thanks

 

[alchemysa]

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It loads slow sometimes so give it time. If you set the 'results per page' to 100 the book you want is about in the middle of page 2. (Well thats what happens on my comp. Its 5 meg.

 

[MadReferee]

where can I buy a WSM for a B3030HSD (no cab)?... I mean somewhere else than my Kubota dealer.

I doubt you will find an aftermarket WSM for a new tractor. In fact, most aftermarket WSM's are pretty much generic in nature and nowhere near as complete or as detailed as the factory WSM.

Spend the money for the Kubota factory WSM. You won't regret it.

 

[Tommy V]

I ordered the WSM from the dealer as soon as I picked up my new BX24. It is very detailed, hopefully more than I will ever need. Thank you alchemysa, I downloaded the parts manuals for my TLB and will use them when I need parts. I have really like parts manuals ever since I was a parts manager at a motorcycle and power equipment dealer, it gives you a template for disassembling or reassembling things as well as being able to go the the dealer with the part numbers or the very least the correct name for a part. Being able to identify the part to the parts counter guy makes everyone's life much easier.

 

[Stef]

Thanks alchemysa. I already had the parts manual for the B3030HSDC but the one you referred me to is the last edition and I found what I was looking for (part number for a 60amps alternator for the B3030). Thanks again.

About the WSM, I'd be willing to buy it from my dealer but usually the prices asked in canadian dollars is no less than twice (at minimum) what you Americans pay for your parts. That's why I like to buy from TractorSmart, the prices are so cheap (relatively speaking). For me, the nearest Kubota dealer in the US is Champlain Valley Equipment (St-Albans VT). I think I'll go there and ask for prices.

BTW, just a thought. I wonder if I could buy a brand new Kubota tractor in the US? It'd be a mighty bargain for a Canadian . You don't want to know how much we pay for the same tractors up here (I'd be really embarrassed to tell you the price I paid for my B3030 ).

 

[Danc]

Hi Stef,

I'd really be interested in knowing how much you paid, I m also in Quebec and am thinking about trading up my B7610 to a B3030.

Dan

 

[crazyal]

Although I haven't tried Champlain Valley I have been to the other two Vermont dealers and wasn't too impressed. You might be better off (buying a new tractor) in NH since they are tax free. I'm guessing that once you get to the border they are going to want you to pay taxes on it. But it is ag equipment so who knows.

I bought a Honda outboard up in Three Rivers. The dealer drove a few miles and completed the sale at the Maine border so he didn't charge me any Canadian tax and I was able to get back into Canada then across the Derby Line border without paying any duties or problems. The outboard was made in Japan. You could always stop at the border and ask.