Fuel Stop Solenoid for Kubota B2710 B2910 B3030 B7510 B7610 B7800 – 32721-60010
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Compatible Models
We do our best to list all compatible models. Although this may be the part you need, your exact model may not appear below.
| Brand / Equipment | Compatible Models / Engines | Fitment Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Kubota | B2710, B2910, B3030 | Compact tractors |
| Kubota | B7510, B7610, B7800 | Compact tractors |
Product Overview
Published parts listings identify 32721-60010, 32721-60012, 32721-60013, 32721-60014 and related 17208-60016 references for these B-series applications. The solenoid actuates the fuel-control mechanism so the engine can run with the key on and shut down cleanly at key-off.
If the engine starts only while the key is held in “start,” will not shut off, or produces an intermittent no-start, test the pull/hold circuit, fuses/relays and mechanical linkage before replacing the solenoid.
Key Features & Performance
- Fuel stop/shutoff solenoid for listed Kubota B-series tractors
- Cross-reference family 32721-60010 / 32721-60012 / 32721-60013 / 32721-60014
- Related listings also reference 17208-60016
Reference Part Numbers
- 32721-60010
- 32721-60012
- 32721-60013
- 32721-60014
- 17208-60016
Product Details
- Component: Fuel stop solenoid
What to Verify Before Ordering
Confirm the original solenoid number and compare terminal count, mounting pattern and plunger travel before ordering.
Frequently Asked Questions
What symptoms can a bad stop solenoid cause?
A crank-no-start, engine that dies when the key returns from START, or engine that will not stop are common possibilities.
Should I replace the solenoid before testing voltage?
No. Verify pull/hold voltage, grounds and relay/fuse condition first.