What's my 7510 worth (retail)

[bp fick]

I just bought a 2005 Kubota B7510DT with an FEL and a Box Blade has 276 hours on it for 6k and he threw in a Trailer.

I think that was a great deal.

I want to change the oil and fuel filter on it... Can you get the Filters at a local car parts place?

Congratulations, as I think you did very well on that purchase, indeed.

As for the oil filter, yes, you can get one anywhere. Go to Wix.com or Hastings.com and get their parts numbers. It is an extremely common filter, used by many, many Kubotas and Honda cars, etc.

Once you have a Wix or Hastings/Baldwin part #, any NAPA can sell you a filter. Many auto parts stores also will sell a cross-referenced filter in Purolator, which is also a good filter.
I would recommend getting the hydraulic and trans filters at Kubota, however. Just my preference.

 

[kendive]

Congratulations, as I think you did very well on that purchase, indeed.

As for the oil filter, yes, you can get one anywhere. Go to Wix.com or Hastings.com and get their parts numbers. It is an extremely common filter, used by many, many Kubotas and Honda cars, etc.

Once you have a Wix or Hastings/Baldwin part #, any NAPA can sell you a filter. Many auto parts stores also will sell a cross-referenced filter in Purolator, which is also a good filter.
I would recommend getting the hydraulic and trans filters at Kubota, however. Just my preference.

Thanks...

Yes I did find a Oil filter and then got the Mobil 1 Delvac oil from them also. I got the oil changed today and waiting on the air filter from NAPA (On Order) They did not have the fuel filter so I guess I will goto the local kubota place and get the Fuel filter, Hyd filter and a Trans Filter.

I need to go ahead and change the coolant also I guess... I like to know that everything is done.

It's an 05 with 276 hours on it. Does the Hyd fluid need to be changed? and or the Front and Rear gear oil? What do you think I should go ahead and get changed.

 

[bp fick]

Good news.

Here's what I would do. If I knew or had the tractor's service history, then I would work off of that. If things were done on schedule, it would still be time to do most things again anyhow.

Since it seems you don't have the service schedule, you bet. I would do everything. That front axle can use either sudt or gear lube. I like the synthetic gear lube. It isn't much more, but flows better. 75w-90 available at auto parts, WalMart, Tractor supply stores, etc.

That anti-freeze needs to also come from Kubota, unless you are sure of geting diesel rated anti-freeze. The regular car stuff isn't indicated.

Start with a clean slate. All new fluids and filters. That's what I'd do at 300 hours and an unknown history. There is a lot of grease points as well.

 

[bp fick]

At Messick.com they have great "how to service" for each tractor.
I'll if I can find you a link.
http://www.messicks.com/blog/category/Kubota-B-Series.aspx

just page down a little bit, and you'll see a photo how-to on the B series service.

 

[kendive]

Good news.

Here's what I would do. If I knew or had the tractor's service history, then I would work off of that. If things were done on schedule, it would still be time to do most things again anyhow.

Since it seems you don't have the service schedule, you bet. I would do everything. That front axle can use either sudt or gear lube. I like the synthetic gear lube. It isn't much more, but flows better. 75w-90 available at auto parts, WalMart, Tractor supply stores, etc.

That anti-freeze needs to also come from Kubota, unless you are sure of geting diesel rated anti-freeze. The regular car stuff isn't indicated.

Start with a clean slate. All new fluids and filters. That's what I'd do at 300 hours and an unknown history. There is a lot of grease points as well.

Yep I agree with ya... I guess I will finish up doing the service this weekend.

Thanks for the link for the service. I will be checking that out.

 

[heehaw]

i'm curious if you sold the 7510 or not?? i bought a 7610, with less than 150 hours, fel: an the dealer changed all the fluids: for $10k: the owner had neglected the 50 hour service...as so many folks do.
heehaw