15 Teeth Drive Sprocket for Kubota Vehicle Replaces V0511-21110, V05210-1110

Now, replacing products is easier than ever with us. We have introduced the Drive Sprocket Fits Kubota & V0511-21110, V05210-1110 OEM- 9 Bolt Holes. It’s a critical component of skid steer and other vehicles ft undercarriage systems, ensuring smooth movement and functionality. We have constructed this sprocket from high-quality steel and coated it with acrylic polyurethane to provide long-lasting performance despite extended operational hours of use. It’s manufactured with exact OEM specifications, enabling seamless compatibility with Kubota skid steer brands. Learn more about its details below:- OEM & Compatibility List: Our track sprocket is manufactured with exact OEM standards and specifications. It will seamlessly fit with Kubota steer loaders, compact track loaders, backhoes, and excavators. We have mentioned the OEM part number and brand’s compatibility list below:- Replaces Kubota OEM Part No.: V0511-21110, V05210-1110 Compatible with the following Kubota Vehicle Models: SVL75, SVL75-2, SVL75-2C, SVL75C, SLV65 Note: Check the compatibility list and OEM part number before purchasing. Size & Specifications: The internal and external diameter of our drive sprocket is 7-7/8 in and 16-3/4 in, respectively. It will perfectly fit in the undercarriage of the vehicle. The sprocket includes 15 teeth/cogs and 9 big bolt holes for secure mounting. Resilient Build: The sprocket is curated from high-quality steel using a casting process It has a surface hardness of HRC 48-58 that restricts deformation under harsh conditions and stress. We coated the material with acrylic polyurethane to protect against corrosion and rust, ensuring great reliability and wear resistance. Additionally, you can utilize these sprockets for up to 1,600 hours-for longevity and high-performance check/service every 500 hours of operation. Installation Process: You can do the installation yourself or hire a professional. But what’s necessary point is here when doing it yourself:- Clean the bolts and lubricate them a day before installing the sprocket. Utilize a skid steer or other loader to lift the track before installing. Thoroughly clean and lubricate the equipment.