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I just want to let her know that the parts have likely been the exact ones that originally were installed on the tractor and that she got XXXX number of years out of them and that she should be the one paying the $500 in parts. Their customer service has been fantastic to say the least. The serial number can help determine the engine model and also help. I've got it torn apart in my neighbor's shop and have ordered all the parts from Coleman Equipment. IMPORTANT: Always obtain the serial number when possible. I've used the tractor probably no more than 50 hours in the last two years that I've been her renter and am the one holding the bag on the thing when it ceased to work. I'm trying to explain to a 73yo woman that there is no maintenance on this other than replacement when the wear and tear of operation finally forces replacement. She thinks I didn't do maintenance on the 4x4 and doesn't want to pay for the parts.

The splines on the bevel gear in the front axle are worn to almost nothing as are the splines on the coupler to the propeller shaft. Does anyone have a sense when the е…ѓ5 model was om what year to what year? I ask because the tractor belongs to my landlady who is grumbling with me about the cost of the 4x4 having ceased to work. That was the only one that said 'no data'. I operate an е…ѓ5 and they only list (or at least, I could only find) a е…ѓ500. So I read the thread and went to the site.

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Vic, can you confirm from your Kubota reference manuals or is there a page on the OTT website I could reference? He then looked at my Operator Manual I got with my tractor and he thinks it may be one of the last B7100 made in the mid 1990s.

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The serial numbers showed only up to 58000 for around 1990but my serial number is 66850 and we could only guess. He showed where Kubota quit making the model B7100 by the late 80's early 1990 and then made they again(Only Hydro models) in the early to mid 90s. I found this interesting and maybe Vic could provide more insight here. He brought out a book and proceeded to look.

Yesterday, I stopped by my local dealer to pick up some parts when I asked him if he could tell me the year of my tractor. Also, the person I bought the tractor from, stated he was the original owner and he bought it around 1996 from a dealer new. The reason I think so, is that it is a Hydro and the earlier B7100s were gear in 1980. My tractor I believe is newer than a 1980. Thanks, Handyman, I checked with the link you provided.

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