Kubota RTV900 Homologated Version Utility Vehicle Parts Manual

The Kubota RTV900 Homologated Version is a road-legal utility vehicle that folks use for farm chores, grounds work, and light fleet duty. The Kubota RTV900 Homologated Version parts manual is what I’ve seen on the bench any time someone’s trying to sort out which exact bracket, shaft, or seal they’ve got before ordering. People usually grab this when they’ve got a broken bit in hand, are planning a driveline or suspension refresh, or want to see how assemblies fit together before tearing into them.

What this manual helps you do

• Identify the correct OEM part numbers for engine, HST, driveline, suspension, steering, brakes, and body panels on the RTV900 Homologated Version.
• Locate small pieces like bushings, clips, seals, and hardware in exploded diagrams so you don’t miss anything when you order parts.
• Look up quantity-per-machine for bolts, nuts, washers, and gaskets so you get enough to do the job once.
• Cross-reference older part numbers to newer superseded numbers, using the fact that this listing includes three Kubota revisions (BKIDK0576, BKIDK0591, BKIDK0592).
• Verify that an aftermarket or used part you found actually matches the original Kubota number before you spend money.

Who this is for

This suits an independent ag/UTV mechanic, farm owner-operator, fleet maintenance shop, or Kubota dealer parts desk that needs accurate part numbers and diagrams. If you’re after repair steps, torque specs, hydraulic pressures, or adjustment procedures, you want the Kubota Workshop/Service Manual instead, not this parts catalog.

FAQ

Q: Does this parts manual cover the engine, HST, PTO (if fitted), hydraulics, and electrical assemblies?

A: Yes, parts manuals for the RTV900 Homologated Version typically break down all major assemblies, including engine, transmission/HST, hydraulics, chassis, and electrical.

Q: Are the part numbers in this manual current?

A: The manuals themselves show Kubota supersessions, and this listing includes three revisions, but your dealer will always have the final say on the latest active number.

Bottom line: If you need diagrams and OEM numbers for ordering and assembly planning on an RTV900 Homologated Version, this is the right book; if you need “how-to” repair info, keep looking for the WSM.