Description

Kubota KX61-2 Parts Catalog

If you’re rebuilding a Kubota KX61-2 and you don’t have the factory parts breakdown, you’re setting yourself up for returns and rework. I’ve been turning wrenches for 28 years, and aftermarket parts catalogs are full of mistakes. This is the real thing – an OEM Kubota KX61-2 Parts Catalog that Kubota printed for dealers. 260 pages of exploded diagrams, part numbers, and weight specs.

260 Pages of OEM Parts Data

This catalog is built for identification, not repair. You get the exact exploded view for every major assembly on the machine. The table of contents goes through the engine from Kurbelgehäuse (crankcase) to Zylinderkopfdeckel (valve cover). On page 1 you see the crankcase assembly with part numbers like 16613-01013 for the complete crankcase housing, and weights in both kgf and lb – 32 kgf (70.4 lb). That tells you what you’re lifting. You get the same level of detail for the Ölwanne (oil pan), Kolben_Kurbelwelle (piston and crankshaft), and all the way through the hydraulic system.

What Does a Parts Catalog Include?

It shows you each component with a reference number and the OEM part number. No aftermarket cross-references, no third-party reinterpretations. You see the exact bolt, seal, or O-ring that came on the machine from the factory. For example, the Kurbelgehäuse section lists stoepsel, stopfen, zylinderstift, buchse – each with weight. That lets you verify you have the right part before you order. This catalog also covers the full hydraulic system: Pumpengehäuse, Getriebepumpe, Fahrmotor, Drehmotor, Kontrollventil, and multiple spool sections. If you need a seal for the Spulensektion(Schaufel), you find it here.

Use This Catalog to Order Correct Parts

When you call your Kubota dealer, you need the part number. This manual gives it to you. No guessing ‘is this the right piston ring?’ You flip to the Kolben_Kurbelwelle section, find the exploded view, and match the reference number. The part numbers are alphanumeric and specific. I’ve seen guys order the wrong oil pan gasket because they used a generic parts manual. That won’t happen with this. Every weight, every dimension is factory. Pair this with the Kubota KX61-2 Service Manual for actual torque specs and repair sequences. The parts catalog alone won’t tell you how to install it, but it tells you what to install.

Engine Bottom End Coverage

The catalog starts with the engine block. Kurbelgehäuse, Ölwanne, Kolben_Kurbelwelle, Hauptlagergehäuse, Nockenwelle – that’s the bottom end. If you’re doing a complete overhaul, you need these pages. Each section has its own exploded view. The Kurbelgehäuse includes the oil pressure switch (part 15531-39010) and its gasket. The Ölwanne includes the oil filter (16226-32110) and the drain plug. All with weights so you can calculate shipping or counterbalance. The Kolben_Kurbelwelle section (page 5) gives you the piston, rings, wrist pin, and crankshaft parts.

Hydraulic System: Complete Parts Identification

If your KX61-2 has a hydraulic leak or you need to rebuild a spool, this catalog covers it. From Pumpengehäuse to Fahrmotor_und_Einzelteile to Drehmotor to Kontrollventil and all the Spulensektion sections for bucket, boom, arm, swing, travel, and blade. There’s even a Umschaltventil(drehen_schwenken) section. Each spool section lists individual components – springs, seals, plungers. You’ll find Ölleitung sections for every hydraulic line: ansaugen, Pumpe, Rückstorm, Ölkühler, fahren_LS, etc. That’s over 20 oil line sections. If you need to replace a hose assembly, the catalog shows the routing and part numbers.

3 Reasons to Choose OEM Documentation

First, accuracy. This catalog was printed by Kubota for their dealer network. The part numbers are the same ones the parts counter uses. Second, completeness. 260 pages cover everything from the engine to the undercarriage to the cab. Third, traceability. You get serial number breaks and remarks. Aftermarket catalogs often omit critical notes like ‘stopfen’ or ‘dichtung’ type differences. This one doesn’t. You can also find the Kubota KX61-2 Parts Catalog if you need another copy, or check the Kubota V3300-T-E2B-EPS-1 Parts Catalog – 53-Page OEM Parts Breakdown for related engine parts. For context on why OEM documentation matters, see Automotive Industry Overview and also Automotive Industry Overview.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this the same as a service manual?

No. A parts catalog shows exploded views and part numbers. A service manual gives repair steps and torque specs. Get both.

How do I find a part number if I don’t know the German section names?

The catalog uses part reference numbers in the diagrams. Match the number on your part to the diagram. The German titles are standard Kubota nomenclature for the assembly groups.

Can I use this to order parts online?

Yes. Each part has a unique OEM number. Input that into your parts supplier’s system. However, you must verify your machine’s serial number because some sections include ‘Ser.-Nr.’ column that indicates when a part changed. For example, the crankcase part 16613-01013 might be valid only up to a certain serial number. If you order the wrong revision, it won’t fit. Always cross-check the serial number on your KX61-2 with the notes in the catalog. This is why OEM catalogs are critical – aftermarket lists often skip these revisions. Also check the ‘I/C’ column for interchangeability codes. The weight in lb helps confirm you’re getting the correct casting – a heavier part might mean a different material. So yes, you can order, but do your homework.

What if I need weight of a component?

Every part entry includes weight in kgf and lb. That’s useful for shipping cost estimates or for checking if you got the right casting.

If you’re serious about keeping your Kubota KX61-2 running without ordering wrong parts, get the document that the dealers use. Access the Factory Manual now.