L3650 starter stud size ?

[johnh25]

Working on an l3650 and it's missing a starter mounting bolt can't find the specs and can't seem to find one for sale anywhere and help would he greatly appreciated

 

[kubotafreak]

 

[Russell King]

Go to your local dealer and they will probably have some of it in stock.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

Kubota #01517-51028 STUD

STUD

www.messicks.com

 

[Dustball]

M10x1.25

30mm length for the bolt.

Looks like 42mm for the double ended stud.

 

[johnh25]

M10x1.25

30mm length for the bolt.

Looks like 42mm for the double ended stud.

Thanks !

 

[Russell King]

M10x1.25

30mm length for the bolt.

Looks like 42mm for the double ended stud.

How did you arrive at that information? I have not seen that type of information tied into the part number so you must have better information than I can find.

 

[Dustball]

How did you arrive at that information? I have not seen that type of information tied into the part number so you must have better information than I can find.

The nut that is called out for that stud is 02176-50100. Searching Google for that part number returns multiple results that include the thread size, M10x1.25.

Example-

The bolt for one hole of the starter is 01133-51030 . Searching Google for that part number returns multiple results that include the thread size and length, M10x1.25 x 30mm.

Example-

The stud's part number is 01517-71030. I used Messick's picture of the stud next to a ruler and drew parallel lines from the ruler at the start and end of the threads and came up with 42mm.

New info since I posted. 01517-71030 replaced 01517-51030.

01517-51030 search results show that it's M10x1.25x41mm so I was 1mm off.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

01517-51030 search results show that it's M10x1.25x41mm so I was 1mm off.

Get a ROPE!

 

[Dustball]

Get a ROPE!

My bad, I'll do better next time.

 

[Russell King]

Thanks for the search method.

 

[RCW]

My bad, I'll do better next time.

I was pleased that I could figure out LED equivalents for the tractor's lights.

Looks like a similar method to find starter bolt and stud specs, but much more involved.

Great pointers for all!