Kubota RTV 1100 / 1140 Starter Motor 428000–5401

3.321,00 kr (ex. moms)

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Unit Type	Starter
Part Type	UNIT
Voltage	12
Rotation	CW
Teeth	9
KW	1.4
Brief	KUBOTA RTV1100 UTV 2007 TO EARLY 2009 KUBOTA RTV1140 UTV
Detailed	Kubota K7711-61800 Has Been S/S By Kubota to K7711-96800 (Starter Kit).The Kit Includes Denso 428000-5401 (Which is the Later Used Starter 552928) Along With These Parts: (1) K7571-61850 Breather Pipe – Installs in DEF of Starter (1) 09664-80300 300mm Fuel Tube (2) 09318-88130 Hose Clamps (1) K7711-34372 Breather Pipe – Connector (1) 38180-37140 Breather – Hanger (1) 09318-88125 Hose Clamp (1) K1122-61230 Cable Tie It Appears the Earlier Used Starter May Not Have Come With the Later Breather Design, Which Routes the Breather Tube for the Starter Up and Out of the Way – Mounting it on Top of the Engine, While the Starter is Mounted Lower. The Idea Seems to Be to Keep Debris Out of the Starter That Might Accumulate if the Breather Were Down on the Starter Itself.

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For a full application listing, please see our part Application / Fitment section below.

Unit Type	Starter
Part Type	UNIT
Voltage	12
Rotation	CW
Teeth	9
KW	1.4
Brief	KUBOTA RTV1100 UTV 2007 TO EARLY 2009 KUBOTA RTV1140 UTV
Detailed	Kubota K7711-61800 Has Been S/S By Kubota to K7711-96800 (Starter Kit).The Kit Includes Denso 428000-5401 (Which is the Later Used Starter 552928) Along With These Parts: (1) K7571-61850 Breather Pipe – Installs in DEF of Starter (1) 09664-80300 300mm Fuel Tube (2) 09318-88130 Hose Clamps (1) K7711-34372 Breather Pipe – Connector (1) 38180-37140 Breather – Hanger (1) 09318-88125 Hose Clamp (1) K1122-61230 Cable Tie It Appears the Earlier Used Starter May Not Have Come With the Later Breather Design, Which Routes the Breather Tube for the Starter Up and Out of the Way – Mounting it on Top of the Engine, While the Starter is Mounted Lower. The Idea Seems to Be to Keep Debris Out of the Starter That Might Accumulate if the Breather Were Down on the Starter Itself.