228000-8690 Kubota V2203 Starter Motor 12V 1.4kW 8T

228000-8690 8T Kubota Starter Motor Identification for Industrial-Parts Buyers

This 228000-8690 family serves Kubota industrial-engine applications where the eight-tooth drive is a decisive purchasing control. It must not be combined with the preceding 028000-0621 V2203 page, which uses a nine-tooth arrangement even though voltage, power and parts of the engine scope are similar.

For warehouse accuracy, place the tooth count and flange pattern on the approval record and carton label. A buyer should compare the approximately 81-83 mm flange, two mounting bores, nose depth and terminal clocking with the removed Denso/Kubota unit before creating a supersession in the ERP.

228000-8690 Starter Motor Specifications and 120-Degree Drive-End Drawing for Distributors

Elecdura 228000-8690 mounting reference for distributor approval. Compare the labeled geometry with the removed unit or signed sample before volume supply.

Treat the 8-tooth pinion as a hard release point, then verify the two Ø11 mm holes, 120° mounting layout, Ø105 mm reference, Ø82.5 mm drive end, 25 mm offset and terminal position.

228000-8690 Starter Motor OE Group and 8-Tooth Application Controls for Wholesale Supply

Denso 228000-8690 and 228000-8691 connect with 228000-9800/9801 and DSN2089, while Kubota RC411-53202 and T1150-16801 provide application-side references. Cross-reference acceptance requires the 8T drive and same mounting/terminal geometry; sharing a V2203 engine description is not enough.

Request the Kubota engine and equipment record, complete 228000 or RC411 number, and photographs of the mounting face and rear terminals. Count eight pinion teeth and measure the flange and bolt pattern. Explicitly separate this SKU from 9T V2203 starters in quotations, samples and warehouse labels to prevent a high-cost field mismatch.

228000-8690 Starter Motor Variant Segregation, Testing and B2B Stock Release

Receiving staff should count eight teeth on sampled units, confirm 12V 1.4kW identification, inspect the approximately 81-83 mm flange and two mounting bores, and compare solenoid-terminal orientation with the signed sample. Verify terminal caps and pinion protection, record all Denso suffixes, and quarantine any 9T or different-flange unit immediately.

This controlled 8T item supports industrial-engine distributors and service organizations that need a traceable replacement for the 228000-8690/RC411 group. MOQ normally begins at 20 pieces. Private-label review can be offered for qualified orders, but the label and stock code must state the eight-tooth configuration to prevent mixing with another V2203 family.

• Eight-tooth quarantine: Count and photograph the pinion before the sample joins stock; do not place it in a bin approved for a 9T V2203 starter.

• Drawing version: Use this page for the 120° mounting layout and keep any 125° drive-end version under a separate product and approval record.

• Mixed-OE quotation: List 228000-8690, 228000-8691, RC411-53202 and other requested numbers separately until tooth count and geometry agree.

The production video supports a review of Elecdura assembly and electrical-test capability, but the commercial release for this page is deliberately tied to the eight-tooth 228000-8690 configuration. Buyers should keep 8T and 9T Kubota V2203 quotations, samples and receiving labels on separate control lines.

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228000-8690 Starter Motor FAQ for B2B Procurement

What is the key difference between 228000-8690 and a 9T V2203 starter?

The 228000-8690 configuration uses an eight-tooth pinion. A nearby V2203 starter can share 12V and 1.4kW headline specifications while using nine teeth and different geometry. Count the teeth, compare the flange, nose and terminals, and keep separate samples and stock codes. Engine family alone cannot approve interchange.

Does RC411-53202 cross to Denso 228000-8690?

RC411-53202 is a useful Kubota reference within the 228000-8690 interchange group. Confirm the full suffix and compare the 8T drive, clockwise rotation, two-bore mounting face and terminal position with the removed starter. The cross-reference should be recorded alongside the engine and equipment data for repeat distributor orders.

Which Kubota engines are associated with this starter motor?

Selected D1503, D1803 and V2203 industrial-engine applications appear in this reference family. That scope helps identify the product but does not establish universal fitment. A buyer should provide the equipment model, engine suffix, serial record and complete OE number, then confirm the eight-tooth physical configuration before ordering.

Why must the tooth count appear on the warehouse label?

The eight-tooth drive separates this starter from a closely related 9T product that may be offered for overlapping Kubota engine families. Displaying 8T on the receiving checklist and internal label gives purchasing, sales and warehouse teams a visible control. It reduces the risk of a correct-looking but non-engaging starter reaching the customer.

What flange details should be checked for 228000-8690?

Measure the locating diameter, which is commonly around the low-80-mm range, and record both mounting-hole centers and bore sizes. Compare nose depth and pinion rest position as well. Use the approved old unit or sample as the governing reference because small casting or machining differences can prevent installation despite matching OE keywords.

Can DSN2089 be used as the only order reference?

DSN2089 helps locate the correct Denso family, but a firm wholesale approval should include 228000-8690/8691 or the corresponding Kubota number, application record and physical match. Abbreviated commercial references can hide suffix differences. Add tooth-count and terminal photographs so the supplier can confirm the exact 8T configuration.

How should an 8T Kubota starter shipment be sampled?

Open cartons from different pallet positions and count all eight teeth on each sample. Verify the reference label, 12V 1.4kW identification, flange machining, mounting bores, terminal insulators and protective packaging. Compare at least one unit with the retained approval sample and isolate any mixed tooth count before stock release.

Is private-label supply suitable for this product?

Private-label supply can work for a controlled distributor program when the artwork clearly identifies the 228000-8690/RC411 group and 8T configuration. Approve barcodes, reference wording, carton strength and protective inserts before production. Avoid broad labels such as V2203 starter because they can collapse this product into the separate nine-tooth family.

Request a Wholesale Quote for 228000-8690 8T Starter Motors

Provide the full Denso or Kubota reference, engine and equipment record, clear tooth-count photograph, flange dimensions, terminal view, quantity and delivery location. Elecdura will confirm the 228000-8690 8T configuration, sample requirement and commercial conditions before accepting a bulk order.