Our 1991 Kubota B7100 HST 4WD gets Heavy Duty Rear Axle Hubs to replace the factory ones.

[@wwjordan1]

Getting that ole girl back in shape!! Those new spindles look lots better, and should hold up great!!

[@bomberbash]

Thank you brother! Next trip up will have you take her for a spin!

[@horsepowerstephen1]

Glad I found your channel, just traded a project 73 Ford Maverick Grabber for a 93 B7100 HST with FEL and I'm sure I will end up doing same upgrades. Also I am not too far from you here in East Tawas MI.

[@bomberbash]

Oh nice! They are such great tractors! I have had a few other projects pop up so it’s been on the back burner a bit. About to get back on her! Nice, we have a Cruise In coming up next weekend the 25th in Essexville at the Excited Goat. If y’all are this way.

[@mikesworld60]

I put the same rear hubs on my 1991 Kubota B7100 a few years ago. I also have some videos on my tractor on my channel. I just used the pin that was supplied with the hub instead of bolts like I use to put in my factory hubs. I have never had to retighten the hubs and no more wobble. I like the pin because I can check it and if it is still loose in the hole, I know the hub has not moved on the axel. I also use that grease; I really like it.

[@bomberbash]

That red grease is so awesome! Good to hear you have had great luck with yours!

[@BrokenMonkeyProductions]

Could you grind some off the smaller end of the tapered pieces so they come together further, allowing it to get tight on the axle?

[@bomberbash]

Off camera I rotated the hub and hit a better fit. Once it was tightened down. It was more secure. The axel had a wear spot from the old factory hub. If I had the skill set. Your idea would be perfect to grind them to fit.

[@JohnBraman413]

have a link for the hubs?

[@bomberbash]

@@JohnBraman413 here you go kind sir. Will put them in the bio.

[@bomberbash]

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[@stevevorpe5735]

Traduire en Francais.Mercie

[@bomberbash]

Les moyeux d'essieu arrière d'usine laissent beaucoup à désirer et constituent l'un des rares points faibles de ce tracteur. Nous les avons remplacés par de nouveaux moyeux Axel robustes d'Amazon. Il s’agit d’une mise à niveau rapide et facile pour 300 $ et qui a fait une énorme différence !

[@bomberbash]

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