Kubota M7132, M7152, M7172 Agricultural Tractor Parts Manual

These Kubota M7132, M7152, M7172 tractors are full-size ag tractors, the kind you’re using for tillage, hay, or heavy loader work. The folks who reach for the Kubota M7132, M7152, M7172 parts manual are usually farm owners, independent mechanics, or parts-counter people trying to ID a broken casting, seal, or linkage before they tear the tractor apart. Same reason I keep the parts book handy for my L3901 and BX: I want to know exactly what I’m ordering and how it goes back together, without guessing at the dealer counter.

What this manual helps you do

• Identify every component in major groups like engine, transmission, front and rear axle, hydraulics, PTO, 3-point hitch, steering, and electrical using exploded diagrams.
• Locate the exact Kubota OEM part number for worn items like bushings, seals, filters, linkages, and brackets so you can order once and be done.
• Look up quantity-per-machine for bolts, nuts, washers, gaskets, and O-rings when you’re planning a bigger repair or stocking spares.
• Cross-reference older part numbers to newer superseded numbers, since this listing includes two revisions (BKIDK5258 and BKIDK5261) that reflect Kubota updates over time.
• Verify that what’s in your hand actually matches the diagram and callout before you split a case or open up a hydraulic circuit.

Who this is for

This fits farm owner-operators, independent ag mechanics, Kubota dealer parts staff, and anyone maintaining a small fleet of orange tractors. If you’re after torque specs, hydraulic pressures, or step‑by‑step repair procedures, you need the Workshop/Service Manual instead; this is a parts catalog only.

FAQ

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

A: Yes. Parts manuals like this normally break down all major assemblies, including engine, hydraulic system, PTO drive, and 3-point components.

Q: Are the part numbers in here current, or will my dealer say they’re old?

A: The manual shows original numbers and many supersessions, and having both revisions (BKIDK5258 and BKIDK5261) gives you more of Kubota’s update history, though the dealer will still confirm the latest number.

Bottom line: If you already wrench on your own equipment and just need diagrams and part numbers for the M7132/M7152/M7172, this is what you want; if you’re looking for how to actually perform the repairs, keep looking for the WSM.