New Guy with Kubota G1900

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22R

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Hi everyone. So I just swapped my 1998 Gas EZGO golf cart for this Kubota G1900 with 605 Hrs. It has the 54" deck.
I have a few questions about it.
1. Is there any source for free download of a owner's manual ?
2. Yesterday the temp gauge worked and the Fuel did not, Today it is opposite. I assume a bad connection, I have already checked the fuses they are good.
3. Oil filter ? Is the Kubota one needed or is the price the same for a AM ?
4. Deck comes off easy ? Looking at it it does not seem to bad.
5. Did all of these come with fuel cut solenoids ? This has a make shift lever attached to the throttle linkage to kill the motor

So my plan is I have 2,5 acres and I have a 60" Exmark. I plan to use the Kubota for yard work and a backup for the ZTR.
I plant to remove deck, clean it rust extend it, check spindle bearing condition and then change all fluids.
Any tips or pointers appreciated.
I will try to attach some pics.

Thanks,

22R
 

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/ New Guy with Kubota G1900
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Thank you and I appreciate your help. I would love to one day visit Australia.

22R
 
/ New Guy with Kubota G1900 #4  
:welcome: to TBN...enjoy.
 
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All refresehed up now.

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/ New Guy with Kubota G1900 #7  
Nice! Enjoy!
 
/ New Guy with Kubota G1900 #8  
Hi 22R! Did you manage to find a free operators / workshop manual for the G1900? I have a G1900S and need to do some work on it, and a manual would really help! At the moment I need to work on the PTO brake and adjustments to the various related springs and stops. Some guidance would really help.
 
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5. Did all of these come with fuel cut solenoids ? This has a make shift lever attached to the throttle linkage to kill the motor
It may have had a solenoid. Look for wiring that isn't connected to anything. I have an old G3200 which had a pull knob to stop the engine. It was factory. The rest of mine has changed quite a bit though. I'm in the process of new hose and cylinder upgrades along with a Skid Steer Quick Tach Conversion for the loader.

Oh yeah, I'm adding power steering too.

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/ New Guy with Kubota G1900 #10  
Regarding the fuel and temp gauges, from my experience, what happens is the needle itself just sticks to the start pin where it rests. A quick whack of the area around the dash usually gets the needle moving off the pin.
 
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Nice looking machine. I have the G2160. My fuel cutoff solenoid quit working. I ordered one from an EBay reseller. He sent me one that was all "burned" even the rubber boot was melted! Of course it also did not work. My relay box does work and it does send the signal to the solenoid connector but I said screw it. I added a very nice pull knob on my machine's dashboard and it looks totally factory. And it works every time all the time. I simply turn "off" the key then pull the knob. EZPZ. My machine overall is decent but was more rode hard put away wet cosmetically. I also had the "no start only click" condition common to these. I got fed up chasing that so I added a relay into the starter circuit that solved this issue as well. Got some high current relays off Amazon complete with wiring looms and connectors (plugs). Went in and works like a champ and looks "factory". I went through the new starter, ignition switch and all the other crap. Nothing worked. 20210424_164433.jpg20210424_164440.jpg20210509_144143.jpg20210509_144211.jpg20210509_144220.jpg
 
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