Engine timer?

[Strodad]

I am working on my L2850 and I have many little issues I am working out. I do have a question about the "Kubota timer 31351-31410".
Can anyone give me a rundown on what to look for in a failing timer?
Also can anyone confirm the physical location of the timer?
BR

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

It's on the shutter plate (fire wall).
The timer is only used for shut down.
It times the shut down (fuel solenoid cut off) to activate for about 5 seconds.

Do you have the WSM (AKA Service Manual)?
If not ask and I'll help you out.

 

[Strodad]

It's on the shutter plate (fire wall).
The timer is only used for shut down.
It times the shut down (fuel solenoid cut off) to activate for about 5 seconds.

Do you have the WSM (AKA Service Manual)?
If not ask and I'll help you out.

Is the explanation just for an L2850 or are you speaking in general?
I do not have a WSM, if you can share one I would appreciate it. All I have a general tractor book that I find rather general and not much help.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

Kubota uses several methods to stop the engine.
But on this and a few other series of engines they used a stop timer to get it done.
WSM on the way to you.

 

[Pau7220]

If it turns out to be defective after diagnosis, read this to save some money.

L3650 Shutdown Timer T0070-31410

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