Hydraulic pump / Kubota B1902/L275/L1802/L2002/L2050/L2202/L2350/K2402L2500/L2600 / 38180-76100 / 6-15-105-04

Hydraulic pump with flat shaft with two-screw mounting (clockwise rotation) with dimensions 100 x 100 x 110 mm for Kubota tractors of the Kubota B1902, Kubota L275, Kubota L1802, Kubota L2002 , Kubota L2050, Kubota L2202 , Kubota L2350, Kubota L2402, Kubota L2500, Kubota L2600 series and others...

The gear hydraulic pump is a device responsible for the operation of the rear linkage, additional hydraulically operated equipment, and in modern tractors , the hydraulic pump is responsible for power steering. Using a hydraulic pump, we can control additional functions of an agricultural trailer, flail mower, tiller or TUR front loader. The hydraulic pump operates using the tractor's hydraulic system and is powered by the tractor's drive system (e.g. crankshaft). Hydraulic oil pumped into the pump goes to the high pressure regulating valve, where the excess returns to the gearbox and then goes to the main distributor. Some hydraulic pumps may have additional sections that supply oil under increased pressure to the steering system.

Technical data :

• dimensions: 100 x 100 x 100 mm,
• roller dimensions: 7 x 13,
• spacing of holes for mounting screws: 90 mm,
• diameter of holes for mounting screws: 9 mm,
• spacing of hydraulic outlet mounting holes: 35 mm (measured diagonally), 25 mm (measured from each other),
• diameter of holes for mounting screws of hydr outlets: 5 mm,
• shaft dimensions: 7 x 13 mm,
• pressure: 160 bar (max).
• rotational speed: 600-3200 rpm.
• flow: 19.0 l/min.
• direction of rotation: right,
• INLET/OUTLET diameter: 16 mm,
• original part numbers: 38180-76100, 38180-36100,
• comparison numbers: ZCB-1619R/361-1 , 38180-76120,
• part numbers: 6-15-105-04,

Tractor models :

Kubota :

• Kubota B1902,
• Kubota L275,
• Kubota L1802,
• Kubota L2002,
• Kubota L2050,
• Kubota L2202,
• Kubota L2350,
• Kubota L2402,
• Kubota L2500,
• Kubota L2600.

The first signs of a hydraulic pump failure are the lift falling too quickly or problems with trailer control. Most often, the control valve or pump seals fail, and in both cases the pumps can be successfully regenerated.

Warehouse :
K13/06