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The end result to this thread is enlightening if to no one else than me, took the control to a local hydraulics shop, after taking it apart and thoroughly examining it the he stated that a check valave and spring were out of place and other than that no damage was apparent. Handed over the 50.00 and took it home and bolted it on, Eureka! the bucket worked, get this the cylinder we were concentrating on was not the problem but a neighboring one (it has three) that housed a relief valve.Apparently the boom would work but not the bucket, so all is well now, the wife is out picking up boulders (groan) and dirt for fill around the new house. Me? working on the the neighbor's hexed riding mower for the upteenth time, oh well it keeps me in tobacco products. Thanks for all the tips guys I appreciate it!!

Larry

Loader Problem
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 14 Post by Larry Cole

I checked it out but couldn't find one that has Kubota parts, thanks for the effort anyway, take care.

Kubota Salvage Yard
Kubota Tractors
Replies 6 Post by Larry Cole

Thanks guy I appreciate the info, take care and hope youre having a good holiday

Kubota maintenance
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Larry Cole

My FWD has gone south on my L2550,maybe someone with some expertise can answer a question on this for me: The lever engagement works fine,after removing the driveshaft cover I find that the driveshaft spins freely when out of FWD, when engaged the drivshaft does not turn, does this mean the problem is somewhere in the front axle drive. Would elevating the rear wheels and engaging the FWD (rear wheels spinning) and observing the driveshaft indicate anything? Thanks

L2550 four wheel drive
Kubota Tractors
Replies 1 Post by Larry Cole