Kubota Starter Motor 12V 9-Tooth for Case, Carrier Transicold & Bomag - Replaces Denso 228000-0970
Kubota Starter Motor 12V 9-Tooth for Case, Carrier Transicold & Bomag - Replaces Denso 228000-0970
SKU:410-52020
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Kubota 12V 9-Tooth Starter Motor
Kubota diesel engines | Case IH | Bomag | Carrier Transicold refrigeration units
A new 12-volt, 9-tooth starter motor for Kubota diesel engines and the Case, Bomag and Carrier Transicold machinery that uses them, built as a direct replacement for the Denso 228000 series unit.
Compact-frame Denso starters are common on small industrial diesels where space is tight and duty cycles are heavy. This unit matches the original mounting, rotation and pinion so it drops straight into the existing bracket.
Key Features
- 100% new aftermarket unit - not a remanufactured core
- 9-tooth pinion, 12-volt, matched to the Denso 228000 series
- Direct fit for Kubota, Case IH, Bomag and Carrier Transicold applications
- Built for the heat and vibration of industrial and refrigeration duty
- Extensive OEM cross-reference - easy to verify against your old unit
- Dispatched from the UK with technical fitment support
Technical Specs
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| SKU / Part Code | 410-52020 |
| Component | Starter Motor |
| Voltage | 12 Volts |
| Tooth Count | 9 Teeth |
| Condition | New aftermarket |
| Original Equipment Type | Denso |
| Warranty | 12 months |
Application / Fitment Guide
| Equipment Make | Application |
|---|---|
| Kubota | Diesel engines using the Denso 228000-series starter |
| Case IH | Compact equipment - OE ref 1959380C1 |
| Bomag | Compaction equipment - OE ref 5740325 |
| Carrier Transicold | Refrigeration units - OE refs 25-15520-00, 25-15370-00, 945634 |
OEM Part Number Cross Reference
Aftermarket replacement. OEM part numbers are listed for reference only.
| Part Number | Manufacturer / Brand |
|---|---|
| 228000-0970 | Denso |
| 228000-0971 | Denso |
| 228000-0990 | Denso |
| 228000-0991 | Denso |
| 228000-3660 | Denso |
| 128000-0050 | Denso |
| 9722809-097 | Denso |
| 9722809-099 | Denso |
| 9722809-366 | Denso |
| 19269-63010 | Kubota |
| 19269-63011 | Kubota |
| 19269-63012 | Kubota |
| 19269-63013 | Kubota |
| 16695-63011 | Kubota |
| 16695-63012 | Kubota |
| 16695-63013 | Kubota |
| 19090-17861 | Kubota |
| 1959380C1 | Case IH |
| 5740325 | Bomag |
| 25-15370-00 | Carrier Transicold |
| 25-15520-00 | Carrier Transicold |
| 945634 | Carrier Transicold |
| SND0345 | Arrowhead |
| 17098 | Lester |
| LRS01251 | Lucas Electric |
| LRS01629 | Lucas Electric |
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know this is the right starter for my Kubota?
Read the number stamped on your existing starter and match it against the cross-reference table above - most Kubota units carry either a Denso 228000 number or a Kubota 19269/16695 number. Also confirm the pinion has 9 teeth.
Will it fit Carrier Transicold refrigeration units?
Yes, where the unit uses the Denso 228000-series starter (Carrier references 25-15520-00, 25-15370-00 and 945634). These are the same compact-frame starter under a different part number.
Is this a new unit or a rebuilt one?
It is 100% new, not a remanufactured core, so there is no core charge and no worn internals to fail early.
What causes a Kubota starter to fail?
The usual causes are heat soak from a tight engine bay, worn brushes after many start cycles, and moisture ingress on machines stored outside. Slow cranking that worsens when the engine is hot is the classic early symptom.
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