B7500 Hydraulic Fluid

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Snowman,

<font color=blue>$19.38 per gallon Super UDT.</font color=blue>

I think your dealers is getting a lot for UDT./w3tcompact/icons/frown.gif I pay $12.12 a gallon and have seen other posts that say about $12 a gallon.

Al

 

[Anonymous Poster]

I know - not much choice though.

Actually isn't my dealer; my dealer went out of business about
three months after I purchased the tractor.

The dealer I bought the UDT from is about 35 miles away; he's
the closest one. The next closest one is about 40 miles away,
but they don't have a good reputation.

I initially used a recommended dealer that was about 100
miles away, but they could not ship oil (deemed to be a
hazardous material). Therefore, I'm stuck paying whatever
they want for however far away I have to drive.

I had purchased a Woods 5' rear blade from this dealer, and he
was about 20% cheaper than a local equipment dealer, so I
figure what I saved on the blade helps offset any increased
supply costs.

I know that I can get cheaper filters, etc. from tractorsmart.

Thanks.

 

[BruceW]

I pay $11.78 to $13.50 per gallon depending on which dealer I get it from. This is when I buy a 5 gallon pail. By the gallon bottle is much higher.

 

[Anonymous Poster]

This dealer only had gallon jugs.

All of his Kubota supplies were quite sparse. He said that
he's had a difficult time getting parts fro Kubota.

They do have alot of Kubota tractors on their lot though.

They're a big ag dealer - huge pieces of brand new equipment
all over.

 

[cup149]

I found the quickest and easiest way to get 5 gallons of Super UDT was to get it from tractorsmart.com. $60.60 Plus five dollars shipping direct from Kubota. Came by Fedex ground in two or three days.

 

[Anonymous Poster]

Thanks - I'll use them the next time. The dealer that would not ship me the UDT before was using
UPS, so apparently UPS and FedEx have different shipping policies. Much easier (and cheaper) than
driving 60 miles.