DIY Replacing Rear Axle Seal On Kubota Tractor

This DIY video shows how to diagnose and repair various types of axle leaks in tractors. The tractor is a Kubota B7200 HST-D but the concept is common across many tractors. This is a 3 out of 10 difficulty level. Be safe when jacking up your tractor and go for it!

[@dmarnaud2]

Nicely done, excellent tips regarding force required and cleaning the inside of race.

[@reimundboxhammer1447]

thank you i had to do the same job on my Holder P22 (its a Kubota 1750 under the Cabin and Hood)
When i take a look i first thougt i had to remove the housing complete, this looks much more better 👍

[@jackfrost5132]

Mine was popping out, when it did it really leaked alot of fluid. One reason for it popping out was fluid level. Too low and it got too hot and built up pressure. Too full same, too much pressure. Do you know of a pressure relief to be cleaned if clogged?

[@fredtalks-diyfortheaverage9298]

Where did you find the seal? I'm having problems locating one.

[@mrdiyguy123]

I am trying to remember. I think it was from the Kubota dealer... like $20

[@PAYNEKILLER..]

Did it not leak?
I have to do this on a B7500, that looks a heck of a lot better then taking the rear-end apart.

[@mrdiyguy123]

No leaks ;)

[@PAYNEKILLER..]

@@mrdiyguy123 That's cool, I might try it. My hubs look fairly easy to take off.

[@tonywebster9087]

Have you had any leaks since replacement 2 years ago?

[@mrdiyguy123]

Nope

[@daveduckworth1800]

i just ordered a seal from Kubota dealer yesterday. $32 dollars. Thanks Covid (China).