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Old 12-09-2014, 08:58 PM
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Yep got the spring idea from J-Mech, I did that on the 2182 I'm working on. Looks like it will work just fine.
Now that you mention it I may have read it on your thread. Thanks for the idea J-Mech! Here are a few pics when I was cleaning it up. Pics not cooperating.


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I'm working on the 2182 right now and I suspect I am having an issue with one of the seat switches. Does anyone have a wireing schematic for the 2182? I did a quick search and I cannot find one.
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I'm working on the 2182 right now and I suspect I am having an issue with one of the seat switches. Does anyone have a wireing schematic for the 2182? I did a quick search and I cannot find one.

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Let me send a copy out to you via email.
I recieved the schematics. Thank You much! I figured out the issues with the safety switches it wound up being the front Pto switch. If you hold the key in the crank position and wiggle the Pto switch the tractor will start. I guess it's time for a new switch. I installed the new trunion spring and caps and it works great! Thanks J-Mech for the idea!







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Old 12-21-2014, 10:22 PM
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I have to replace the studs in the exhaust manifold that hold the muffler assembly on. One stud is broken just like my diesel Kubota. I have all the new parts to do the job but I am looking for the torque specs of the nuts. Can anyone help with the proper torque specs? I had the 2182 out working today. This thing is awesome! Here is today's pics.



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Old 12-22-2014, 09:07 AM
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Lookin good. Just a FYI, Xtreme sells some clip thing that keeps the bar that you have the tow ball mounted on from rotating. They also sell a sweet hitch that you can use with Brinley style equipment. I have one on this 2182. It has 3 holes for the tow balls. Link to Xtreme. Click on 3 point hitch's and scroll down.
http://www.xtrememotorworks.com/Part...03%20Point.htm
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Here are a couple better pics of that hitch.
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Thanks for the pics and info. I saw the sleeve hitch adaptor in one of your threads. I will definatly be ordering one after I get the other little things taken care of on this machine. I'm still looking for the torque specs for the exhaust manifold to muffler assembly studs/nuts. If anyone knows where I could find the torque specs that would be great. Thanks
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I'd just tighten them to what a 1/4" bolt would be torqued. When I went to remove the rotted out mess of a muffler on the 2182 I'm working on 2 of the 4 snapped off even after Power blaster and heating it with the cutting torch. Ended up drilling and tapping the manifold for 5/16" bolts. So far the bolts and studs in the head are holding but I can see that they will be a problem. My guess is that will escalate into removing the head and going to the machine shop. It's not broken so I'm not touching it. Pic shows what I ended up doing.
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Old 12-27-2014, 05:05 PM
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I have another question. The fuel pump is starting to work intermittently on my 2182. If I tap on it it will start working again. I looked up the fuel pump and it is quite pricey. I looked at aftermarket ones and there are two choices. A 2-4 psi and a 4-7 psi. I cannot find the specs online. What fuel pressure does the Kubota WG600 require? Thank you
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