028000-8320
028000-8320 / 028000-8321 / 128000-3590 / 128000-3591 / 128000-9950 / 128000-9951 / 428000-2640 / 15471-63011 / 15504-63010 / 15504-63011 / 15504-63012 / 15741-63010 / 16871-63010 / 110447 / 17028
Elecdura
Available for qualified orders
20 pcs
7 - 15 Days
Neutral packaging / private-label review
18 Months
028000-8320 / 028000-8321 / 128000-3590 / 128000-3591 / 128000-9950 / 128000-9951 / 428000-2640 / 15471-63011 / 15504-63010 / 15504-63011 / 15504-63012 / 15741-63010 / 16871-63010 / 110447 / 17028
Kubota D722-powered K008 and K008-3 compact excavator applications plus selected Kubota equipment using the same approved starter record
Confirm 028000-8320 or a listed Kubota reference, 12V 1.0kW, 9T pinion, OSGR housing, mounting centers, nose profile and terminal clocking against the removed unit.
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Compact excavators, generator sets and small industrial machines can share a Kubota engine family while using different starter numbers or installation details. For 028000-8320, approve the exact equipment record first and use D722 only as one part of the identity.
The controlled page specification is 12V, 1.0kW, 9 teeth and clockwise rotation. A request that contains only “Kubota D722 starter” should be held for the machine model, serial range and full OE suffix, because broad engine-family matching can mix nearby OSGR variants in a distributor's inventory.
K008 / K008-3 orders: request the excavator serial range and confirm whether the service record lists the 15504-63010 family.
Generator or industrial orders: record the complete equipment model and the Kubota engine suffix; do not extend excavator fitment automatically.
Removed-unit control: require the full Denso label, nine-tooth pinion, twin-ear face, approximately 28.7 mm pinion outside diameter and blade-style switch terminal.
Warehouse control: keep the complete Kubota OE group and the 1.0kW marking on the receiving label so it is not combined with another D722 starter family.
028000-8320 compact-equipment drive-end drawing for distributor sample review.
Primary reference | Denso 028000-8320 |
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Controlled electrical data | 12V, 1.0kW |
Drive data | 9 teeth, clockwise rotation, OSGR |
Common Denso family | 028000-8321, 128000-3590/3591, 128000-9950/9951 and 228000-0790/0791 |
Common Kubota family | 15504-63010, 15504-63011, 15504-63012 and related approved suffixes |
Core application file | Kubota K008/K008-3 with D722/D722EBH-3 records; verify every additional equipment model separately |
Cross-reference breadth is useful for finding candidates, but the quotation should state which number came from the customer's machine record and which numbers are alternative catalog references. This prevents a buyer from treating the longest list as the strongest fitment evidence.
Issue the sample request with the excavator or equipment model, serial range, D722 suffix and exact removed-unit reference.
Compare the drawing and sample against the old unit at the mounting ears, drive-end depth, pinion reach and terminal clocking.
Bench-check the approved sample under the buyer's incoming-inspection procedure and record label, rotation and engagement observations.
Freeze the product label and packing record before repeat supply so service branches receive the same approved configuration.
Identity | Exact product and OE label matches the purchase-order revision |
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Electrical | 12V and 1.0kW marking matches the approved record |
Drive end | Nine teeth, approved nose casting, mounting ears and pinion reach |
Connections | Battery stud, blade switch terminal and insulators are undamaged and correctly oriented |
Packing | Pinion and terminals are protected; cartons and barcodes separate this stock from other D722 starters |
Rental-fleet and compact-equipment distributors can use the video to review Elecdura's general production and inspection workflow before supplier qualification. The machine serial, OE suffix and sample remain the product-release controls.
Elecdura starter motor production, inspection and supply capability overview.
Open the Elecdura starter motor production and testing video. Video content supports supplier-capability review; product approval remains tied to the 028000-8320 purchasing record, sample and physical checks stated on this page.
No. D722 identifies an engine family, not one universal starter installation. Confirm the equipment model and serial range, the full engine suffix, the Kubota starter reference and the removed unit's mounting and terminal details. K008 and K008-3 records are a useful starting scope, but another D722-powered machine should be approved only after its own service and physical records match.
Use the exact number from the machine parts record as the primary purchasing reference, such as the applicable 15504-63010 suffix, and list 028000-8320 as the controlled cross-reference when supported by the removed unit. Keep alternative Denso numbers in a separate cross-reference field. This makes the order auditable and avoids combining different serial breaks under one shortened description.
The 1.0kW value is part of the approved 028000-8320 configuration on this page and should appear on the quotation, sample label and receiving check. A buyer may encounter nearby market listings with another rating, but purchasing should not silently substitute that value. If the removed unit or customer's drawing differs, stop the release and reconcile the exact OE and physical record.
It helps compare the relationship between the twin mounting holes, the mounting diameter, the drive-end length and the offset to the customer's old unit. These measurements are more useful together than any one dimension alone. The buyer should also compare the pinion position and terminal clocking, because an apparently similar starter can still interfere with the bell housing or cable route.
No. Online application lists often group several equipment and engine combinations for sales convenience. The K008 or K008-3 serial range connects the buyer's machine to the correct service reference and helps identify production breaks. Use the public list to discover possible references, then close the order with the machine record, old starter and drawing before approving stock.
Create a fleet cross-reference that records each machine number, serial range, engine suffix, approved starter reference and installation photograph. Label the shelf location with the nine-tooth and 1.0kW controls, and require technicians to return the removed unit label with any exception request. This process reduces wrong picks when several compact machines use visually similar Kubota starters.
Sample cartons across the lot and compare the product label, voltage and power marking, tooth count, casting, mounting ears, battery stud, blade terminal and protective packing with the retained approval sample. Record the lot code and photographs before release to branches. If any unit carries a different suffix or geometry, isolate it before it enters sellable inventory.
Put the primary 028000-8320 reference, controlled 12V 1.0kW 9T description and approved Kubota OE group on the product and carton labels. Do not use only “Kubota D722 starter.” Add the buyer's internal stock code and traceability lot, and approve the barcode matrix before production. Clear configuration labeling is the main defense against warehouse substitution.
Provide the K008 or equipment model, serial range, D722 engine suffix, complete Kubota and Denso numbers, removed-unit photographs, quantity and destination. Elecdura will check the 028000-8320 12V 1.0kW 9T configuration and return the sample-control, labeling, packing and delivery requirements for distributor supply.