12V Shutdown Solenoid 1500-2028 / 15003026 for JLG / Kubota DF750
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Compatible Models
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| Application | Fitment Notes |
|---|---|
| JLG / Skyjack aerial work platforms using 1500-2028 style solenoid | Verify machine serial and linkage. |
| Kubota DF750 engine applications | Match voltage, stroke and mounting. |
Product Overview
This pull-type shutdown solenoid moves the engine fuel-control linkage so the engine can run and shut down under electrical control. A failed coil or sticking plunger can create a no-start condition or prevent normal shutdown.
The reference family is commonly used on JLG/Skyjack aerial equipment and Kubota DF750-powered applications. Match the mounting, linkage and terminal arrangement because similar solenoids exist with different strokes and voltages.
Key Features & Performance
- 12V shutdown solenoid
- Heavy-equipment engine fuel-control application
- Multiple interchangeable reference numbers
- For compatible JLG/Skyjack and Kubota DF750 setups
Common Reasons for Replacement
- No-start or intermittent run condition
- Engine will not shut down normally
- Sticking plunger, failed coil, or damaged wiring
Technical Specifications
- Voltage: 12V
- Part Type: Engine Shutdown Solenoid
OE / Reference Numbers
- 1500-2028
- 15003026
- 1502-12C2U1B5S2
- 103007
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I confirm compatibility? Confirm 12V system, mounting-hole spacing, plunger/cable stroke and one of the listed reference numbers.
Is this an OEM part? This listing is for a replacement part. Brand names and OE/reference numbers are used to identify fitment unless the listing specifically states that the item is genuine OEM.