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Old 12-05-2013, 12:38 AM
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That is probably about the price I would have found. Sam, IIRC, there is a module somewhere that controls the solenoid. When it is at rest the tractor runs. When you shut off the IGN, it powers the solenoid, kills the motor, and after a few seconds "shuts off" and releases the kill rod. Again, that is IIRC. I'm with you on the whole cost thing. I'd do the kill cable too, but you are correct about future users and "safety concerns".
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Old 12-05-2013, 04:23 PM
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Got the new radiator hoses, thermostat, fan belt and plumbing for the gauges installed on the engine today. Just a FYI if you need Kubota parts save some $$$$ and get them from your Kubota dealer. I have a couple other little things to do and then the engine will be going back in.
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I bought a Woodward soleniod kit from Northern power products in MN last year when i put a diesel in my 2182 and i wanna say it was $45-60. I have a friend that works at a kubota dealer and even with a good guy discount Northern was still alot cheaper for genuine Kubota parts.
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Got the new radiator hoses, thermostat, fan belt and plumbing for the gauges installed on the engine today. Just a FYI if you need Kubota parts save some $$$$ and get them from your Kubota dealer. I have a couple other little things to do and then the engine will be going back in.
Appreciate the update, Sam!
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I'm ready to put the engine back in, just waiting for the drive shaft boots for the CV joints. It's much easier to install the CV joint on the engine while it's on the bench. Gauges are all in, headlight switch has been relocated next to the hydro lever and the engine stop cable has been installed. I had an engine stop cable from a truck that had a Detroit Diesel, thought it made sense to use that for this purpose. Did a little rattle can touch up in the engine bay just to keep the rust under control. Maybe next year I'll do a total tare down and repaint.
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Great job, Sam!

Bet that Detroit diesel sounded great! Love the way they sound.
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Great job, Sam!

Bet that Detroit diesel sounded great! Love the way they sound.
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Think that was from a truck with a 6V-53, they were 2 stroke engines and they sucked. If they didn't have an oil puddle under them they were out of oil. They sound would give you a head ache. The newer DD's are pretty good but I'll take a big Cat any day. The engine stop cable was to close a flap over the blower inlet to shut them down when the governor took a dump and they would run away can you say hand grenade.
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Think that was from a truck with a 6V-53, they were 2 stroke engines and they sucked. If they didn't have an oil puddle under them they were out of oil. They sound would give you a head ache. The newer DD's are pretty good but I'll take a big Cat any day. The engine stop cable was to close a flap over the blower inlet to shut them down when the governor took a dump and they would run away can you say hand grenade.
Ahhhhhhh two-stroke Detroits. BTDT. I was out working on a set of 6-71 twins one time. No intake on them while I was working. Big ol' guy at the place I was at standing there jabbering on about how much he knew about Detroits, and been around them Anyway, got them running and went to set high-idle no load. Revved it up and I see something move out of the corner of my eye. That big ol' guy ran away and went and stood on the other side of a pickup truck! I got done and yelled, "Hey, Jeff! Where'd you go?!" LOL, he said, "Man, that thing was running a little fast don't you think?!" NO, no, Jeff..... that's just what they sound like at 2450 RPM. Big chicken. Had them run away too. More than one story about that! When your standing right next to it, it will make your hind end get tight enough you can't drive a nail in it. LOL.

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I love following your Teardown & Rebuilds Sam! When does the youtube video series become available? You'd be great! What do others think? Remember, you have to give the public what they want!

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You need to submit that pic for POTW. That is a killer 1440

Talk about timing, John is looking for POTW pics.

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