Kubota R510 NEW TYPE Wheel Loader Parts Manual (BKIDK0193)

The Kubota R510 NEW TYPE is a compact wheel loader, same orange family as my BX and L3901, just built for loading, snow, and yard work instead of mowing. The Kubota R510 NEW TYPE parts manual is what you grab when you’re trying to see how a loader arm, axle, or hydraulic valve stack is built and what part numbers to order. It’s what I use before I tear into anything, so I can price parts, see every seal and pin, and avoid three trips to the dealer. If you’re expecting repair steps or torque specs, that’s a different book.

What this manual helps you do

• Identify the exact OEM numbers for pins, bushings, cylinders, hoses, and linkages on your R510 NEW TYPE so you can order once and be done.
• Locate every seal, O-ring, and gasket in hydraulic components, axles, and the loader frame when you’re planning a reseal or rebuild.
• Look up the correct bolts, washers, and small hardware so you’re not guessing thread sizes off a muddy part.
• Cross-reference older Kubota part numbers shown in the diagrams to newer superseded numbers your dealer’s system recognizes.
• Verify that a used or aftermarket part actually matches your machine’s configuration by comparing it to the illustrated breakdowns.

Who this is for

This parts manual fits how a farm owner-operator, independent mechanic, or fleet maintenance guy actually works: diagnose on the machine, then sit down and order everything in one shot. If you need torque specs, troubleshooting, or step‑by‑step repair procedures, you want the Kubota Workshop/Service Manual, not this parts catalog.

FAQ

Q: Does this cover the engine, hydraulics, axles, and loader assemblies?

A: Yes, a Kubota parts manual for the R510 NEW TYPE normally shows exploded views and part numbers for the engine, hydraulic system, driveline/axles, loader arms, frame, cab, and electrics.

Q: Are the part numbers in here current, or does it show superseded numbers?

A: The manual lists the OEM numbers used at print time and usually notes superseded numbers, but your dealer’s system is the final word on the latest replacements.

Bottom line: if you’re wrenching on a Kubota R510 NEW TYPE and want diagrams and part numbers to order the right bits the first time, this is the right manual; if you’re after “how to fix it,” keep looking for the Workshop Manual.

Table of Contents:

• Engine
  • Cylinder Block & Head
  • Lubrication & Cooling
  • Fuel System & Injectors
  • Air Intake & Exhaust
• Hydraulic System
  • Main Hydraulic Pump
  • Control Valve Assembly
  • Lift Cylinders
  • Tilt / Bucket Cylinders
  • Auxiliary Hydraulics
  • Hydraulic Lines & Filters
• Drive System
  • Drive Motors / Pumps
  • Final Drive Reductions
  • Wheels or Tracks
  • Undercarriage (track models)
• Loader Linkage
  • Boom / Lift Arms
  • Bucket / Attachment Plate
  • Pivot Pins & Bushings
  • Quick Attach System
• Cab / ROPS
  • Operator Seat
  • Joysticks & Foot Pedals
  • Cab Frame / ROPS Structure
  • Glass & Door Assemblies
• Electrical System
  • Battery & Starter
  • Alternator
  • Wiring Harness
  • Switches, Lights & Indicators
• Body & Frame
  • Main Frame / Chassis
  • Engine Hood & Covers
  • Counterweight (if equipped)
• Reference
  • Fasteners & Seals
  • Decals & Labels
  • Numerical Part Number Index

Note: Topics above are typical for Kubota parts manuals of this equipment type. The actual manual may contain additional sections and detailed breakdowns.

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