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Old 07-10-2016, 10:06 PM
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If it weren't for guys like you, I would be lost trying to fix up my first cc and new to me 2182 w/ haban 50", that just tore up/ threw mule drive belt. My unit is In good shape compared to your newly acquired. I love the purr of the engine, when it starts. So, I have wiring issues to fix and now a belt/pulley. Once these are done looking to get loader for snow removal in southern il, easier on back.
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The Kubota regulator wiring is WAAY over complicated... I used one of the mini Denso internally regulated alternators on my 1782... It works awesome and I have 35 amps instead of 15..

If you want to keep the Kubota alternator a simple 3 wire regulator kohler or briggs works great.. two wires from the alternator and one wire to the battery.
Got a pic of that denso? Roughly the same size?
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If it weren't for guys like you, I would be lost trying to fix up my first cc and new to me 2182 w/ haban 50", that just tore up/ threw mule drive belt. My unit is In good shape compared to your newly acquired. I love the purr of the engine, when it starts. So, I have wiring issues to fix and now a belt/pulley. Once these are done looking to get loader for snow removal in southern il, easier on back.
They do sound cool.
Snow blower might be quicker.
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Got a pic of that denso? Roughly the same size?
Here ya go Terry...

I'm not a great photographer.. hope these pics work

I was able to make it all fit with one spacer, a few washers for fine tuning the alignment, and I had to slot the upper hole on the adjustment bracket where it bolts to the water neck to allow the bracket to swing up slightly. I was able to use the stock length belt.

I cut grass at night a lot because it's cooler and sometimes that is the only time I have to do it... with the lights, the PTO, fuel pump, and diesel fuel solenoid there just weren't enough amps in the anemic little Kubota alternator.. I have been completely happy with this setup!!

Took about an hour to figure and mount... one wire to the battery and done!!
Completely reliable!!

Here is a link to the alternator I bought.
http://www.dbelectrical.com/p-4700-c...ire-12180.aspx
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Thanks for the pic Jay. I like the looks of that! Price is right too!!
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