I recently had my machine line bored and new bearings and seals installed as well as a new bucket pin. But there’s a little slop side to side. Does anyone make a washer kit for the bucket pin or do I need to have a machinist make the washers?
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Kubota U35 Bucket Pin Washers
- Thread starter Kj454
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Billrog
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I think a little side slop is a good thing the pin doesn't get to stress & wear in one spot. You could buy a piece of pipe eg. Sch 80 with the right diameter inside and just slice off a few washers to the thickness you like. Any machine shop can do the latter for you as well.
Tinkerer
Senior Member
It looks like they are referred to as shims.
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Theweldor
Senior Member
Check #190. Those are bucket shims
Tinkerer
Senior Member
Happy to be a part of your help KJ.
Let us know what worked for you !
Here is a link to the operators manual if you happen to need it. ----->https://kubota.ca/getmedia/54bdae10...3/OPS-U35-4-RC788-81215-ENG-20160711?ext=.pdf
Let us know what worked for you !
Here is a link to the operators manual if you happen to need it. ----->https://kubota.ca/getmedia/54bdae10...3/OPS-U35-4-RC788-81215-ENG-20160711?ext=.pdf