Can anyone help me, this is the first time I have used this site and am in need of knowing about the rubber hose that goes through the frame broke on the suction line of my Kubota tractor. How do I get to that hose to replace it? What all do I have to remove? HELP
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Can anyone help me, this is the first time I have used this site and am in need of knowing about the rubber hose that goes through the frame broke on the suction line of my Kubota tractor. How do I get to that hose to replace it? What all do I have to remove? HELP
Dan239
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I do not know what hose you are referring to. What do you mean by suction line. More information please.
Dan239
Bronze Member
I do not know what hose you are referring to. What do you mean by suction line. More information please.
my husband isn't here right now but I believe it is the hose that holds the super udt fluid from running out, the tractor has a large mower deck on it, if you can help we sure would appreciate it as the hose cost is only 24.00 but for the dealer to put it on we won't even go there!!!
my husband isn't here right now but I believe it is the hose that holds the super udt fluid from running out, the tractor has a large mower deck on it, if you can help we sure would appreciate it as the hose cost is only 24.00 but for the dealer to put it on we won't even go there!!!
wushaw
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You must be talking about a FEL hose that is attached to the R/H side of the transmission.
wushaw
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You must be talking about a FEL hose that is attached to the R/H side of the transmission.
theboman
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There's a main hydro line that connects under the tractor, just a rubber hose with a couple of spring clamps onto a metal tube. I can't imagine it costing very much, the hydro fluid should cost much more since that hose is broke most the hydro fluid is out.
It's a good time to change hydro filters and clean the strainer too.
It's a good time to change hydro filters and clean the strainer too.
theboman
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There's a main hydro line that connects under the tractor, just a rubber hose with a couple of spring clamps onto a metal tube. I can't imagine it costing very much, the hydro fluid should cost much more since that hose is broke most the hydro fluid is out.
It's a good time to change hydro filters and clean the strainer too.
It's a good time to change hydro filters and clean the strainer too.