Connecting rod bearings (connecting rod %C3% B3d-17311-22014-engine-kubota-d1703-v1903-v2203-f2803.html">17311-22014 ) with a standard size + 0.25 (so-called second-grind bearings) for Kubota tractors of the Kubota GL19, Kubota GL21, Kubota GL23, Kubota GL25, Kubota GL26, Kubota GL27, Kubota GL29, Kubota GL33, Kubota GL200, Kubota GL201, Kubota GL220, Kubota GL221, Kubota GL240, Kubota GL241, Kubota GL268, Kubota GL277, Kubota GL280, Kubota GL281, Kubota series GL300, Kubota GL301, Kubota GL320, Kubota GL321, Kubota GL337, Kubota GL338, Kubota GT-19, Kubota GT-21, Kubota GT-23, Kubota L1-18, Kubota L1-20, Kubota L1-22, Kubota L1-24, Kubota L1-26, Kubota L1-28, Kubota L1-185, Kubota L1-195, Kubota L1-205, Kubota L1-215, Kubota L1-225, Kubota L1-235, Kubota L1-245, Kubota L1-255, Kubota L1-265, Kubota L1-275, Kubota L1-285, Kubota L1-295, Kubota L1-305, Kubota L1-315, Kubota L1-325, Kubota L2050, Kubota L2250, Kubota L2500, Kubota L2550, Kubota L2600, Kubota L2850DT, Kubota L2900DT, Kubota L3130DT, Kubota L3300DT, Kubota L3430, Kubota L3600DT, Kubota L4200DT with Kubota D1703, Kubota V2203, Kubota V1903, Kubota D1503, Kubota D1463 and others.
Connecting rod bearings are elements whose main task is to reduce friction at the point of connection of the connecting rod to the crankshaft. The bearings are two separable, semicircular elements that, when installed, create a circle. The bearings also have a small groove or cut through which the lubricant is distributed. The most common reasons for rapid wear of connecting rod bearings are:
- using oil with incorrect viscosity parameters,
- incorrect installation of bearing shells,
- failure to comply with oil change intervals,
- low engine oil level,
- overload of the engine which has not reached the proper temperature,
Dimensions :
Engine models :
- Kubota D1503,
- Kubota D1463,
- Kubota D1703,
- Kubota V2203,
- Kubota V1903.
Tractor models :
Kubota :
- Kubota GL19,
- Kubota GL21,
- Kubota GL23,
- Kubota GL25,
- Kubota GL26,
- Kubota GL27,
- Kubota GL29,
- Kubota GL33,
- Kubota GL200,
- Kubota GL201,
- Kubota GL220,
- Kubota GL221,
- Kubota GL240,
- Kubota GL241,
- Kubota GL268,
- Kubota GL277,
- Kubota GL280,
- Kubota GL281,
- Kubota GL300,
- Kubota GL301,
- Kubota GL320,
- Kubota GL321,
- Kubota GL337,
- Kubota GL338,
- Kubota GT-19,
- Kubota GT-21,
- Kubota GT-23,
- Kubota L1-18,
- Kubota L1-20,
- Kubota L1-22,
- Kubota L1-24,
- Kubota L1-26,
- Kubota L1-28,
- Kubota L1-185,
- Kubota L1-195,
- Kubota L1-205,
- Kubota L1-215,
- Kubota L1-225,
- Kubota L1-235,
- Kubota L1-245,
- Kubota L1-255,
- Kubota L1-265,
- Kubota L1-275,
- Kubota L1-285,
- Kubota L1-295,
- Kubota L1-305,
- Kubota L1-315,
- Kubota L1-325,
- Kubota L2050,
- Kubota L2250,
- Kubota L2500,
- Kubota L2550,
- Kubota L2600,
- Kubota L2850DT,
- Kubota L2900DT,
- Kubota L3130DT,
- Kubota L3300DT,
- Kubota L3430,
- Kubota L3600DT,
- Kubota L4200DT.
The first signs of wear of connecting rod bearings are an unnatural, steady knocking coming from the engine. Worn bearings must be replaced with new ones as soon as possible, replacing the faulty element too late can cause serious damage to the shaft, connecting rod or engine.
Magazine : M01:F73:S01
*Photos are for illustrative purposes only and may differ in detail from the delivered product due to differences in production over the years.
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