Kubota M100GX-2, M110GX-2 Utility Tractor Parts Manual

The Kubota M100GX-2, M110GX-2 are mid-size utility tractors, the kind you’d see on a hay operation or feeding cattle, not just mowing ditches. The Kubota parts manual is what I reach for on my own L and BX when I’m trying to see how something’s stacked together or I want to order parts without playing 20 questions at the dealer. Most folks use it to ID a worn seal or bracket, plan a front axle or PTO teardown, or make one clean parts order before the tractor goes in the shop.

What this manual helps you do

• Identify every OEM Kubota part number on the M100GX-2, M110GX-2 from exploded diagrams of the engine, transmission, axles, hydraulics, PTO, 3-point, and electrical system.
• Locate exactly where a hose, fitting, sensor, or bracket lives in the assembly so you don’t guess from a box of parts on the bench.
• Look up quantities for bolts, shims, seals, and gaskets so you can order everything for a rebuild in one shot instead of making three trips.
• Cross-reference older part numbers to newer superseded ones, using both revisions (BKIDK5129 and BKIDK5130) so you see Kubota’s updates over time.
• Verify that the part you’re about to buy online actually matches the correct callout and description for your M100GX-2 or M110GX-2 before you spend the money.

Who this is for

This fits an independent ag mechanic, a farm owner-operator who wrenches weekends like I do, Kubota dealer parts staff, or anyone maintaining a small fleet of orange tractors. If you’re hunting torque specs, hydraulic pressures, or step‑by‑step repair procedures, you want the Workshop/Service Manual instead, not this parts catalog.

FAQ

Q: Does this parts manual cover the engine, hydraulics, PTO, and 3-point hitch assemblies?

A: Yes, this kind of Kubota parts manual normally shows exploded views and part numbers for the engine, transmission/HST or gear drive, front and rear axles, hydraulics, PTO, 3-point hitch, steering, fuel, cooling, brakes, and electrical.

Q: Are the part numbers in this manual current, or will my dealer say they’re outdated?

A: The two included revisions (BKIDK5129 and BKIDK5130) show Kubota part-number supersessions, but your dealer’s system is the final word on the latest numbers.

Bottom line: If you want diagrams and part numbers for a Kubota M100GX-2 or M110GX-2, this is the right book; if you want how-to repair steps, keep looking for the WSM.