Kubota Workshop Manuals

[firefighter9208]

I'm not sure its got anything to do with Kubota. There is nothing stopping anyone from writing a shop manaul and selling it. There is probably just not a large enough market for it. That is, short of them just opening it up for anyone to sell.

Let me tell you... $125 is CHEAP. We're paying as much as $1500 for our own copies of some of the larger stuff from New Holland.

Thanks. I'm not sure what the $125.00 will get me, but I'll probably order it.

Chris

 

[Ob1kubota]

Chris run over to Fouts, Pat will sell them for less. Ob1

 

[firefighter9208]

OB1Kubota,

Yea, I'm about done w/BC tractor. Only buy filters there now. They've had 6 different mechanics since I bought my tractor in 04.

Chris

 

[CoveredWagon]

pparently the TractorSmart.com website is unavailable. I have tried numerous times the morning to access the site with no luck! Any other sources for shop/service manuals for a BX24?

 

[Rockin' G Ranch]

pparently the TractorSmart.com website is unavailable. I have tried numerous times the morning to access the site with no luck! Any other sources for shop/service manuals for a BX24?

I bought mine for L4740 HST from Messicks. I found it to be an excellent source of information.
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[Buster57]

I purchased a shop manual for my L3010 and decided I really did not need it. If I remember correctly it was a little over $100.

If all you are doing is basic maintenance then I would save the money and buy super UDT instead.

 

[MHarryE]

Service Repair Manuals and Parts Catalogs are seperate from every company I have worked with, at least for larger equipment. Part numbers change frequently but how to take them apart and put them back together (at Caterpillar we called it D&A or Disassembly and Assembly) doesn't often change. Printed parts catalogs are always out of date - believe me, from the engineering side, they aren't printed before something changes. Getting parts info on line is the way to go. Go into a Caterpillar dealer's Technical Communicator's office and you used to see bookcases all over filled with printed service manuals. Then it changed to DVD's, and now almost every dealer mechanic gets their information on line. I have a CD for my Polaris Sportsman, get everything on line for my Cat mini-excavator, but my Kubota stuff has never broke down (yet) so I haven't had to worry. My father-in-law did trash 2 gears out of my brother-in-law's smaller Kubota with manual transmission and we did buy a service manual for that a couple years ago. Wasn't too hard to find the problem and repair it compared to the estimate the dealer gave. Cost for the manual easily paid for itself.

 

[jim_wilson]

Sorry to re-open an older thread - but I've been looking to get the Service Manual for my B3200 and the BH77 backhoe - are these still available?

I checked out the Messicks link above to the manuals - but I don't see the B3200 listed there.

Has Kubota gone electronic on these?

 

[red4now]

Sorry to re-open an older thread - but I've been looking to get the Service Manual for my B3200 and the BH77 backhoe - are these still available?

I checked out the Messicks link above to the manuals - but I don't see the B3200 listed there.

Has Kubota gone electronic on these?

Sent you a PM re: manuals.

 

[MessickFarmEqu]

Sorry to re-open an older thread - but I've been looking to get the Service Manual for my B3200 and the BH77 backhoe - are these still available?

I checked out the Messicks link above to the manuals - but I don't see the B3200 listed there.

Has Kubota gone electronic on these?

they are right here... Kubota B3200HSD Parts