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How do you change trans-axle output shaft seal in a 3130 4-wheel drive Kubota tractor?
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How do you change the front axle on a M4700 4WD Kubota tractor?
As long as you are mechanically inclined, and have a good place to work and some good tools, buy yourself a M4700 Service Manual from your Kubota dealer, and have at it. If not, then I'd recommend taking it to an Agricultural Service Shop or a Kubota dealer and having it fixed. Good luck!
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