2000 Kubota B2710HSD Tractor Parts Catalog (Book No. 100K0798)

The Kubota parts catalog for the 2000 B2710HSD tractor, book number 100K0798, contains 207 illustrated parts sections with matching part numbers, quantities, and component-specific serial-number notes.

Searchable Parts Listings and PDF Bookmarks

Parts lookup and drawing detail: Part listings, section headings, and many drawing reference numbers are searchable, with embedded PDF bookmarks navigating the illustrated sections. Some text within illustrations, including “OLD PARTS” labels and replacement notes, is not searchable; zooming helps with smaller drawing callouts.

Supplied as one printable English-language PDF. The 451-page total includes one “Instructions for Parts Books” page, five index pages, and 445 pages of assembly drawings and parts listings.

Engine, HST, and Tractor Component Listings

These selected catalog topics cover the main assemblies. Additional illustrated listings include the hitch/drawbar and differential lock pedal components.

• Engine and fuel: Exploded views and parts listings for the crankcase, oil pan, cylinder head, injection pump, nozzle holders, glow plugs, and mechanical fuel pump.

• Cooling system: Radiator, fan, water pump, thermostat housing, coolant pipe, and reserve tank drawings identify assemblies and their associated replacement hardware.

• Transmission and PTO: HST component breakdowns, clutch housings, rear differentials, propeller shafts, rear PTO shafts, and mid-PTO assemblies are illustrated and itemized.

• Hydraulics and steering: Hydraulic pump and power steering components, control and relief valves, lift cylinders, and hydraulic oil lines have separate illustrated listings.

• Chassis and controls: Front axle cases, brake components, speed change levers, three-point linkages, and rigid and foldable ROPS configurations are covered.

• Electrical components: Wiring harness layouts, battery hardware, stop solenoids, starter components, dynamos, and hazard lights are listed alongside optional alternator equipment.

This catalog suits mechanics and experienced owners who use exploded drawings to identify replacement parts and understand how components fit within an assembly.

Serial Numbers and Parts Interchangeability

The tables pair drawing reference numbers with part descriptions, quantities, serial applicability, and I/C interchangeability symbols. Those symbols distinguish interchangeable parts, one-way replacements, and parts that cannot be substituted. This helps you check a replacement against the applicable production version before ordering repair parts.

Fuel system changes: Fuel pipe listings distinguish tractors through S/N 15496, S/N 50101–52074, and S/N 52075 onward. The later arrangement includes different return-line connections.

The introductory country-code guide explains codes such as [AU] and [FR]. Australian and non-Australian radiator, body, PTO protector, and wheel listings appear separately where applicable.

Engine Assemblies and Replacement Options

The Gear Case drawings identify the oil pump rotor, cover, seals, and associated hardware. Separate listings cover the camshaft, crankshaft, governor, valve train, and upper and lower gasket kits.

Nozzle Holder [Component Parts] drawings identify nozzle springs, adjusting washers, and nozzle pieces. Piston and crankshaft listings distinguish standard and oversize piston options, bearing sizes, and thrust components. These are replacement-part choices, not inspection limits or adjustment instructions.

HST, Differentials, and Hydraulic Components

The HST [Component Parts] views identify the cylinder block, port block, relief valves, and charge pump. HST assemblies for tractors through S/N 15496 and from S/N 50101 are marked as non-interchangeable; later replacements have their own applicability notes.

Rear Differential drawings show the side gears, pinions, bearings, and available shims. Separate rear and mid-PTO listings identify the related gears, shafts, seals, and engagement components.

Matched transmission revisions: The Third Shaft drawing specifies simultaneous replacement of the old shaft, gear, needle bearing, and collar when updating those components. Its replacement note matters when selecting individual parts for that assembly.

The Hydraulic Pump(PS) [Component Parts] section details the power steering gear assembly, valve housing, sector shaft, piston shaft, and seals. Hydraulic oil line drawings distinguish suction and delivery plumbing from steering, transmission, HST, and oil cooler lines.

Electrical Wiring and Later Controls

The Electrical Wiring pages show harness placement, fuse components, and mounting hardware. They are parts-location illustrations, not electrical circuit schematics or diagnostic charts.

From S/N 54168, the switch listings include an OPC controller, starter relay, and seat switch. Corresponding stop-solenoid, harness, and seat-support listings distinguish this configuration from earlier versions.

ROPS, Wheels, and Optional Kits

Rigid and foldable ROPS have separate component drawings. The rigid ROPS listings and optional foldable ROPS kits distinguish configurations around S/N 53226/53227, including different frames and mounting hardware.

Regional wheel and tire listings accompany the chassis sections. Optional alternator, working light, and power steering hose kits are itemized with their brackets, wiring, hoses, and related hardware.

Parts Reference and Repair Scope

This catalog supports component identification and repair planning. It does not contain step-by-step repair procedures, troubleshooting tests, tightening-torque tables, or valve-clearance specifications. Exploded views show component relationships, not a prescribed disassembly or rebuilding sequence.

Operator’s manuals and kit instructions appearing in parts tables are listed as orderable items; their contents are not included here.

Keep the tractor shut down and secured against movement when comparing components on the machine with the drawings.

Selected Piston, Bearing, and Injection Pump Shim Sizes

The Piston and Crankshaft listings identify standard and +0.5 mm oversize pistons, along with standard, -0.2 mm, and -0.4 mm crankpin bearing sets. These size designations distinguish replacement parts rather than acceptable wear or operating clearances.

The Injection Pump listing identifies shims in 0.20 mm, 0.25 mm, and 0.30 mm thicknesses. They are cataloged component sizes, not instructions for choosing an injection timing setting.