Lost all hydraulics in my Kubota MX 5200?

I bought this tractor in 2018 and only had 119 hours on it. This past June I did a complete service at 525 hours. Changing all 11 gallons of hydraulic fluid and filter in the service. Tractor now has 625 hours on it. Today while back draging some old burn piles and it quite. First I noticed the power steering quite then I moved the bucket down know it won't come up. No leaks and fluid in the sight glass. I use this tractor around my place and it's parked in the shop when not in use. I use it but don't abuse it.
Any help would be appreciated.

Plugged hydraulic filter possibly?

That or hydraulic pump went kapoot.🤷‍♂️

Shuttle? HST? 3 pt work?

Standard shift no shuttle.

Didn't lower it since bucket wouldn't come up.

Sounds like the pump to me.

Agree with TCM and kry. Sounds like the pump checked out.

625 hrs is way to early for pump to fail, but sure sounds like it.

John deer has screen in hydraulic tank that clogs and causes same symptoms.

Get a pressure test kit for about 50 bucks and work your way through the system.

https://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/

I have a post out there also.
Thanks,

Call off the dogs, I called (The Man) Kubota dealer in Durant, OK. there picking it up today.

Any diagnostic results yet???? Just curious

Kubota Durant picked it up Thursday and will start on it Monday. I hope it's not Tooooo $$$.

Do you have a jar of Vaseline handy?

My Kioti has a valve that you can adjust the flow. Does your Kubota have one? I loaned mine to a neighbor and he basically cut off the flow. It took me a while to figure it out.

ruh roh

Yep. Almost never have an issue with my Kubota stuff but the rare time i do it costs.

I know it's gonna hurt, but I don't have a choice.

I've put over 500+ hours on this tractor without any issues. I've spent money on maintenance (filters & oil) but that's it. So pretty happy till now.

friend has a small kubota tractor, had to take his in for same thing and it was a shear pin that sheared.

UPDATE: I talked to the service department today and the guy said it's fixed. He said a hydraulic suction line came off I don't know where it is on the tractor but I'll find out tomorrow when I pick it up.
$180.00 to pick it up, but much better than a hydraulic pump at $1100.00 + labor.

Luck day today for me.

Great news.

Yep.

Good deal!!

First rounds on you

Thanks for the update!!! Glad it was something simple and not too expensive.

That's good news! Glad it wasn't anything major.