428000-2920
428000-2920 / 428000-2870 / 428000-2910 / 3971610 / 19104N
Elecdura
Available for qualified orders
20 pcs
7 - 15 Days
Neutral packaging / private-label review
18 Months
428000-2920 / 428000-2870 / 428000-2910 / 3971610 / 19104N
Industrial and construction equipment using Cummins QSB4.5 diesel engines
Confirm 12V, 2.7kW, 10T, CW, 2 × Ø11 mounting holes, Ø89 drive-end locating reference, 19 mm and 49 mm axial references, mounting orientation and terminal layout against the removed starter before volume supply.
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Cummins QSB inquiries may contain 3971610 or another related number without stating the starter output. This product is the specified 2.7kW version, so engine distributors should keep the complete 428000-2920 identity, 12V system and output together from enquiry through receiving.
Send the QSB4.5 engine serial, host machine, old label and photographs of the two-hole face and terminals. Elecdura can then quote the 10T clockwise unit while keeping a related different-output demand on a separate line.
| Primary OE reference | 428000-2920 |
| Target application | Industrial and construction equipment using Cummins QSB4.5 diesel engines |
| Voltage and output | 12V / 2.7kW |
| Pinion, module and rotation | 10 teeth / module 3.175 / CW |
| Mounting-hole reference | 2 × Ø11 mounting holes; 30° and 62° mounting-angle references |
| Drive-end reference | Ø89 drive-end locating reference; 19 mm and 49 mm axial references; Ø127 mounting-face reference |
| OE and cross-reference group | 428000-2920 / 428000-2870 / 428000-2910 / 3971610 / 19104N |
| Wholesale terms | MOQ 20 pcs / normally 7–15 days after order confirmation |
| Warranty | 18 months under agreed sales terms |
The 428000-2920 drive end uses two Ø11 mounting holes on an Ø127 face, with an Ø89 locating reference and 19 mm and 49 mm axial points. The 30° and 62° references describe the mounting clocking that equipment workshops should compare with the removed QSB4.5 starter.
Keep the dimensional check beside the 2.7kW nameplate, 10-tooth pinion and full Denso number. This lets purchasing and receiving teams distinguish the specified output even when the Cummins cross-reference family overlaps another commercial item.
The reference group includes 428000-2920, 428000-2870, 428000-2910, Cummins 3971610 and 19104N. Because the same family can appear with different output descriptions, the old nameplate and specified 2.7kW rating are essential commercial details.
Telehandler and industrial-equipment distributors can test one unit on an identified QSB4.5 machine, retain the engine serial and electrical results, and use them for scheduled service stock. Elecdura can review neutral cartons, private labels and staged deliveries for established programs.
The video shows Elecdura starter assembly and electrical testing. Send the QSB4.5 engine serial, host equipment, full old number, quantity and delivery plan for a precise 2.7kW offer.
Related Denso and Cummins references can appear in product information with another output. The specified configuration for this item is 12V and 2.7kW, so place that value on the inquiry, purchase order, unit label and carton. The old nameplate and engine serial should agree before the distributor combines quantities under this product.
Provide the Cummins engine serial, host equipment manufacturer and model, electrical-system voltage and complete old starter label. Add face, side, pinion and terminal photographs. The engine serial narrows the installation, while the old nameplate confirms that the requested 428000-2920 2.7kW unit belongs to the actual machine.
Use 3971610 as a useful Cummins reference, but do not let it replace the output and physical checks. Separate demand by old label, engine serial, specified rating, mounting face and terminals. This allows each equipment group to receive a clearly identified starter even when two orders share part of the cross-reference family.
Compare two Ø11 mounting holes, the Ø127 face, Ø89 locating feature, 19 mm and 49 mm axial references and the 30° and 62° mounting angles. Measure the removed unit directly. These combined points describe how the nose seats and help detect another QSB starter that carries similar body dimensions or related numbers.
Confirm full seating, bolt alignment, cable reach and clear terminal access, then check the 10-tooth pinion for clean engagement and release. Record cranking voltage and engine serial. Save the installed label and photographs so the service company can compare later 428000-2920 deliveries without repeating the full identification process on every machine.
Use different item codes, physical bin locations and labels that show the full OE, output and engine application. Do not rely on motor-body appearance. Include 2.7kW in the barcode description for this item and require receiving staff to compare the nameplate before stocking. Quarantine any unit whose rating is missing or different.
Check the agreed OE, 12V system, 2.7kW output and shipment lot, then inspect the 10-tooth drive, two-hole nose, terminals and packing. Sample cartons from different pallet positions. Compare one unit with the confirmed QSB4.5 old starter and measurements, then isolate any different output before it enters equipment-service inventory.
Send the exact Denso, Cummins or WAI number, QSB4.5 engine serial, host equipment, old nameplate and photographs, quantity, destination, required date and packaging needs. Elecdura can then state the specified 12V 2.7kW 10T unit, MOQ, normal lead time, warranty and labeling options without blending a different-output version.
Send 428000-2920 or the complete Cummins or WAI reference, QSB4.5 engine serial, host equipment, old-unit label and photographs, quantity, destination and packing needs. Elecdura will quote the 12V 2.7kW 10T starter with fitment and delivery terms.
If the fleet also uses a different-output starter from the same reference family, list its engine and quantity separately so output markings and warehouse labels remain unambiguous.