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Good lookin supers Sam. That Kubota looks awesome and the side panels look great. Mine are busted up, wiring is a complete mess and I think there is more rust then paint on mine but the engine is soo smooth. You'll love it.
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Good lookin supers Sam. That Kubota looks awesome and the side panels look great. Mine are busted up, wiring is a complete mess and I think there is more rust then paint on mine but the engine is soo smooth. You'll love it.
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Gonna start re-wiring the 2182 today. The purist’s will not be happy with my plan but since it’s my tractor it’s going to work the way I want it to work. All the nanny state safety switches have been removed. Thinking about installing real gages instead of the idiot lights on the dash. That will probably wait till next winter when I do a total disassemble, overhaul & repaint. Gotta find some 10” wide wheels for the rear so I can stick a set of R-4’s on it.
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"All the nanny state safety switches have been removed."
Just for testing purposes right.... Then they will be replaced with new ones.
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Great job, Sam! Enjoy the pics of your supers!
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Got most of the wiring on the 2182 done today. Nice when you turn the key and it starts and run the way it should.
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Did you add a relay on the starting circuit?
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No relay, just a diode from the starting circut to the run circut to power the fuel solenoid while it's cranking. Still have to wire the dash warning lights.
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No relay, just a diode from the starting circut to the run circut to power the fuel solenoid while it's cranking. Still have to wire the dash warning lights.
Can you explain that? Don't you want the fuel solenoid powered any time key is on?
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