Matched Overhaul Components — Every cylinder head ships with verified flatness records and cross-reference validation to match your specific Kubota D1305 engine variant.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter |
Value |
| Part Number |
KEACK-1G900 |
| Product Type |
Cylinder Head |
| Cross-Reference |
1G188-03028, 1G188-03040, 1G188-03042, 1G188-03044, 1G700-03040, 1G700-03043, 1G700-03044, 1G700-03045, 1G900-03028, 1G900-03042, 1J062-03020 (reference only) |
| Machine Fitment |
Kubota B7610, RTV1100, ZD28, F2400, B2100, B26, B2620, B2410, F2680E, ZD331, F2560E, FZ2400, RTV1100CW9, ZD326HL, ZD326P, ZD326RP, ZD326S, ZD331LP, ZD331P, ZD331RP, F2880E, RTV1100RW9, 2880, RTV1140CPX |
| Material |
ASTM A48 Class 35 gray iron |
| Surface Flatness Tolerance |
±0.02 mm |
| Valve Guide Bore Tolerance |
H7 |
| Valve Stem Clearance |
0.025–0.045 mm |
| Compression Ratio |
22.5:1 |
| Coolant Passage Test Pressure |
1.2 bar |
| Condition |
New Aftermarket |
| Warranty |
3–12 months against manufacturing defects |
| MOQ |
1 piece |
| Quality Standard |
ISO 9001 |
Application Suitability
| Engine System |
Related Components |
| Cylinder Combustion Assembly |
Head gasket, valve stem seals, head bolt set |
| Top-End Rebuild Sequence |
Valve train components, camshaft bearings, rocker arm bushings |
| Emission and Exhaust Interface |
Exhaust manifold gasket, injector sleeve seals |
| Cooling Circuit |
Coolant passage seals, thermostat housing gasket |
Why the Same D1305 Part Number Requires Variant Confirmation Before Rebuild
Engine serial prefixes determine which cylinder head casting actually fits your D1305 block.
The Kubota D1305 family spans multiple sub-variants including D1305-B, D1305-3B, D1305-E3B, and D1305-E4B, each with distinct cylinder head configurations. Rebuild shops regularly encounter machines where the engine has been swapped or modified across its service life, leaving the nameplate data unreliable for parts ordering. An incorrect head casting means the combustion chamber profile, valve port spacing, or coolant passage alignment will not match the block [NEED_CITE: Kubota D1305 engine variant identification methods for aftermarket parts]. When a cylinder head arrives and the bolt pattern is offset by even one hole position, the entire teardown and inspection effort is wasted. I have seen overhaul kits sitting on workshop benches for days while buyers scramble to confirm whether the head they received matches their specific D1305 variant, or whether the engine in front of them is even the original factory installation.

Engine Family Coverage and Sub-Model Identification
This Kubota D1305 cylinder head engine rebuild replacement serves the broader D1305 family used in municipal mowers, agricultural tractors, and utility vehicles. The casting accommodates application-specific suffixes that dictate port orientation and valve train geometry. Confirming the exact sub-model requires cross-referencing the engine serial prefix against the fitment sheet rather than relying solely on machine model badges. A Kubota D1305 cylinder head engine rebuild replacement ordered without this verification step risks arriving with incompatible valve guide bore spacing or exhaust port alignment for that particular engine build.
Deck Surface Machining and Prior Rebuild History
When a D1305 block has been resurfaced during a previous overhaul, the mating distance between the crankshaft centerline and the deck surface changes. This affects how the cylinder head compresses the head gasket and whether standard-thickness gaskets will seal properly. The CNC-machined deck surface on this head holds ±0.02 mm flatness, which provides a reliable reference plane. However, if the block itself has been machined beyond factory specification, selecting the correct compensating gasket thickness becomes necessary [NEED_CITE: engine block resurfacing limits and compensating head gasket selection]. Rebuild shops should measure the block deck before ordering to determine whether standard or oversize gaskets are required.
Compression Ratio and Matched Piston Selection
The combustion chamber in this head is profiled to maintain the 22.5:1 compression ratio specified for the D1305 series. When pairing this head with pistons during a matched rebuild, the piston crown design and any oversize dimensions must be accounted for. Standard pistons and oversize pistons displace different volumes in the combustion chamber, which alters the effective compression ratio. Running a Kubota D1305 cylinder head engine rebuild replacement with mismatched piston grades leads to either insufficient compression for reliable cold starts or excessive compression that overloads the crankshaft bearings.

The Hidden Cost of Skipping Root Cause Analysis
Replacing a cracked or warped cylinder head without investigating why it failed sets up the next failure. Coolant intrusion from a compromised head gasket, localized hot spots from blocked coolant passages, or detonation from incorrect injection timing all leave evidence on the old head and in the block. If the underlying fault is not addressed, the replacement head will experience the same stress conditions [NEED_CITE: diesel engine cylinder head failure root cause analysis procedures]. Rebuild shops that skip this diagnostic step often see the same machine return within weeks with another head failure, eroding customer confidence and consuming warranty reserves.
Why Source This Cylinder Head Through XUNPO
The production and sourcing lines for this cylinder head operate under unified quality control and warranty terms, whether the unit comes from our own machining facility or a qualified ISO-certified partner. Engine rebuild shops ordering multiple D1305 components under one account receive consolidated documentation covering all items. Part identification support extends beyond catalog numbers — a photograph of the old head, the machine nameplate, or even the engine serial plate enables cross-reference verification against superseded and alternate numbers. A sample cylinder head can be dispatched for fitment confirmation before a rebuild shop commits to bulk inventory. Technical support is available to confirm whether a specific D1305 serial prefix requires a particular head variant or gasket thickness.
Documentation & Verification
- Commercial invoice listing each cylinder head with its cross-reference number (reference only)
- Dimensional inspection record covering flatness, valve guide bore, and coolant pressure test
- Fitment sheet matching D1305 engine serial prefix to correct head variant
- Quality certificate referencing ISO 9001 manufacturing standard
- Packing photographs showing individual head protection before crate closure
Installation & Rebuild Sequence
- Verify block deck flatness and resurfacing history before placing the new head
- Confirm valve stem clearance falls within 0.025–0.045 mm after valve installation
- Torque head bolts in the manufacturer-specified sequence to avoid uneven clamping
- Pressure-test the assembled cooling circuit at 1.2 bar before initial start-up
- Monitor compression readings and coolant temperature during the first operating hour
Requesting a Fitment-Verified Quote
Provide the full D1305 engine serial number, any known rebuild history including block resurfacing, and the specific machine model this engine powers. This information allows confirmation of the correct head variant and whether standard or compensating gaskets are needed for your particular block condition.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which D1305 sub-models does this cylinder head fit, and how do I confirm my engine variant?
A: This head covers the D1305 family including D1305-B, D1305-3B, D1305-E3B, and D1305-E4B variants. Confirmation requires the engine serial prefix rather than the machine model alone, as engines are sometimes swapped during service life. Provide the serial number for cross-reference verification against the applicable casting.
Q: What other components should be replaced together with the cylinder head during a rebuild?
A: A complete top-end rebuild typically includes the head gasket, valve stem seals, head bolt set, and often the valve train wear components. Overhaul kits may or may not include all these items depending on the specific kit configuration ordered. Review the kit contents list before committing to avoid second orders mid-rebuild.
Q: Does the overhaul kit include the correct head gasket, or do I need to order it separately?
A: Kit contents vary by supplier and part number. Some kits include a standard-thickness gasket, while others exclude it or include only one variant. If your block has been resurfaced, you may need a compensating gasket that differs from what the kit provides. Confirm gasket inclusion and thickness specification when ordering.
Q: How do I determine if my block has been machined before and whether a standard or compensating gasket is needed?
A: Measure the deck height from the crankshaft centerline to the block mating surface and compare against the factory specification. Any material removed during a prior resurfacing reduces this distance. If the block has been machined beyond tolerance limits, a thicker compensating gasket restores the correct compression ratio and valve clearance geometry.
Q: Can I get a sample cylinder head to verify fitment before committing to a bulk order for my rebuild shop?
A: Yes, sample supply is available for fitment confirmation. Provide the D1305 engine serial prefix and any relevant rebuild history so the sample can be matched to your typical engine variants before shipment.