b7100

[JPRambo]

I am building a new attachment for my kubota B7100. what I need is the measurements for the loader arms and hydroulic rams at the loader bucket. I would measure mine but I am in florida and the tractor is in Georgia (650 miles) anyone have the ability to measure theirs for me??? THANKS in advance. Jaime

 

[94BULLITT]

You may have better luck if you ask in the Kubota forum.

 

[petes]

I have a B7100 with a loader. email me a drawing of what measurements you want and I'll put a tape on it.

 

[KubotaSam]

The B7100 was made for a lot of years. There are different loaders that could be installed on a B7100. You need to identify what make and model loader you have or any info you receive could be wrong for your loader.

 

[JPRambo]

will this help?

 

[numerobis]

i have a b7100 with the loader LA300B would you like to have the measures to make yourself one or is it too late?

 

[JPRambo]

definately not too late. I am not sure of the model of the loader. it is the one in the picture.

 

[Carl_NH]

JPRambo,

With the image you provided you can measure this yourself to get it close. With the B7100 basic dimensions

Wheelbase: 49.5 inches [125 cm]

Length: 78.75 inches [200 cm]

Width: 40 inches [101 cm]

Height: 45.5 inches [115 cm]

Ground clearance: 11.375 inches [28 cm] (transmission case)

Clearance (front axle): 9.5 inches [24 cm

You can use measuring tools in Adobe to get the basic dimensions. I would not build from this but it gets you pretty close if you measure a "known" value then measure your picture. I have added your PDF with some red lines to and you can do the same with PDF.

Really depends on what you want to do?

Carl

 

[JPRambo]

what i need is the measurments to put brackets on the root bucket i am making to attach it to the loader arms and the hydroulic rams and their spacing.

 

[JPRambo]

I was told some can't open the tractor1.pdf. here a new one

 

[Carl_NH]

JP,

WIth your loader having no decals, and what appears to be not the original bucket, and some different cylinders (color anyway) I think getting accurate dimensions from someone here is going to be tough, unless you can say this is the Kubota Model XX01 loader and tractor S/N of XX12304 made in 1988 for example.


That said, It does appear to be a kubota loader (the tank on the right side is for Hyd Fluid) and the arms may be kubota, but the rest of your machine has sort of been "put together" it seems.

My suggestion would be to get someone in GA near your tractor (like a neighbor) to measure the center line between the arms and the pin diameter, as those are the critical dimensions. The pin placement for the top and bottom connections are important but you have more leeway in those than the others.

Carl

 

[JPRambo]

The problem is, I dont know people in the area enough to leave a key to my shed, where i keep the tractor. And it is a 650 mile trip 1way. I was hoping to get measurements to make the brackets. So I can take the bucket with me when i go next week