Kubota shop manuals

[Anonymous Poster]

Hello gang bought my first kubota tractor and love it a 93 L2850 4x4 with loader. Looking for the best place to buy a shop manual for it.
I'm also looking to sell it to upgrade already to a new one.Thanks in advance

 

[W5FL]

Kubota dealers are the right place to get a shop manual. At the Zimmer site http://www.kubotatractor.com they show the history as L-1
L2850 F/DT
27.5 HP
1985 First Manufactured.
It is a US sold tractor and you should be able to get a shop manual and a parts manual and a loader manual if you wish. Most of the one size fits all manuals are not nearly as good.

I have never bought a tractor to sell, so hope you get what you want. The resale on Kubota's is good and there are considerably more buyers than sellers. The compacts should sell better than the Ag tractors because there is such a demand for them.

 

[Bird]

Eric, like Wen said, you can probably get any Kubota dealer to order the manuals, or you can do like I did and call Carver Equipment and have them delivered to your door. I can tell you though that they are not cheap and you really need both a shop manual and a parts manual.

Bird

 

[Eric]

Thanks Wen and Bird i thought someone might have them afermarket but i gues not.

 

[Bird]

Eric, there are some aftermarket manuals (much cheaper) available. I don't know how many or what all models they cover, but I bought a manual from Tractor Supply Co. (local store had to order it) for my B7100 (if I remember right, it was supposed to cover all the B51, 61, and 71 hundreds). I figured it was better than nothing, but that was about the best I could say for it. I also still have a Kubota manual for the "70mm series" engines that my brother got when he was working on generators in motorhomes, and some of them use an engine that's almost identical to the B7100 engines.

Bird