The Kubota W21CK00276 is a genuine 500-hour service kit designed for Kubota RT100-2 and RT500-2 articulated loaders. This comprehensive maintenance kit includes all necessary filters for a scheduled 500-hour service interval, ensuring optimal performance and longevity of the machinery. Components typically include an air filter, oil filter, fuel filter, hydraulic filter, and breather filter.
Kubota Corporation is a Japanese multinational corporation based in Osaka, Japan, founded in 1890 by Gonshiro Kubota. The company is a leading manufacturer of agricultural machinery, construction equipment, engines, and various other industrial products. With a strong global presence, Kubota is renowned for its commitment to quality, innovation, and environmental responsibility, particularly in the compact equipment segment.
Kubota's extensive product line for agriculture includes a wide range of compact and utility tractors, such as the popular L-Series and MX-Series, as well as larger M-Series tractors. The company also produces combine harvesters, rice transplanters, zero-turn mowers, and various implements. Its diesel engines are highly regarded for their reliability and fuel efficiency, powering not only Kubota's own machinery but also equipment from other manufacturers.
Partao offers an extensive catalog of Kubota spare parts, including Connecting Rod Bearings, Engine Gasket Kits, Other Seals, Gaskets & O-Rings, Gearboxes, and Piston Rings. These components are vital for the maintenance and repair of Kubota's diverse range of agricultural and construction equipment. Over 9598,117 genuine Kubota spare parts are available at Partao.
Farmers, landscapers, and construction professionals worldwide trust Kubota for its durable and efficient machinery, particularly for small to mid-scale operations. The brand's focus on compact yet powerful solutions makes its equipment ideal for specialty crop farming, vineyard management, and municipal applications, supported by a robust dealer network ensuring parts availability and service.
