Matched Overhaul Set — Every D1305 cylinder head ships with verified casting number and port layout to align with your engine serial variant and rebuild scope.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter |
Value |
| Part Number |
KEACK-1G900 |
| Product Type |
Cylinder Head |
| Cross-Reference |
KEACK-1G900, 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, B2100, B26, B2620, B2410, F2400, F2560E, 2880, F2880E, F2680E, FZ2400, ZD28, ZD331, ZD326HL, ZD326P, ZD326RP, ZD326S, ZD331LP, ZD331P, ZD331RP, RTV1100, RTV1100CW9, RTV1140CPX, RTV1100RW9 |
| Engine Compatibility |
D1305, D1305-B, D1305-3B, D1305-E3B, D1305-E4B, D1305-E3B-HQV-1, D1305-E3B-JLG-1, D1305-E3B-MRG-1, D1305-E3B-SJC-1, D1305-E4B-JLG-1, D1305-E4B-JLG-2, D1305-E4B-MRG-1, D1305-E4B-SJC-1 |
| Condition |
New Aftermarket |
| Dimensional Tolerance |
±0.02mm (source value — verify against manufacturer catalog) |
| Warranty |
3-12 months against manufacturing defects |
| Manufacturing Standard |
ISO-certified facility |
Application Suitability
| Engine System |
Related Components |
| Cylinder Head Assembly |
Head gasket set, valve stem seals, head bolts, valve springs, retainers, keepers |
| Valve Train |
Intake and exhaust valves, valve guides, valve seats, rocker arm assembly |
| Cooling System Interface |
Coolant passage seals, thermostat housing gasket, water pump mating surface |
| Emission and Exhaust |
Exhaust manifold gasket, injector sleeve seals, glow plug or injector copper washers |
| Fuel System Mating |
Injector body seals, fuel return line O-rings, injection pump drive interface |
Why the Wrong Gasket Set Wrecks a Fresh Kubota D1305 Cylinder Head Rebuild
The cylinder head is only half the job — the gasket set and valve stem seals must match the exact D1305 variant or the engine overheats again within weeks.
Engine rebuild shops pull a Kubota D1305 cylinder head off the block, order the replacement, and then discover the head gasket thickness does not match the deck height of their specific engine serial range. The valve stem seals arrive with an inner diameter meant for a different valve guide size. The machine goes back together, runs for a few hundred hours, and the cooling system fails because the combustion seal was compromised from day one [NEED_CITE: engine head gasket failure modes in compact diesel engines]. I have seen B26 tractors and ZD28 mowers come back to the bay with warped heads because the initial rebuild skipped the matched seal kit. A Kubota D1305 cylinder head engine rebuild demands that every sealing surface gets addressed as a system, not as individual line items ordered from different suppliers on different timelines.

The System Behind the Cylinder Head
A cylinder head sits at the intersection of four subsystems in the D1305: combustion sealing, valve actuation, coolant flow, and fuel delivery. When any one of these interfaces fails, the head takes the damage — warped decks, cracked fire rings, or eroded coolant passages. Sourcing a replacement Kubota D1305 cylinder head without simultaneously addressing the head gasket material grade, valve stem seal compound, and fastener stretch specification leaves the root cause of the original failure unresolved.
Matching Gasket Thickness and Valve Train to Your Engine Serial
The D1305 family spans variants from the base D1305 through the E4B emissions-configured versions, and each carries distinct combustion chamber volumes and valve guide diameters. A head gasket that is too thick lowers compression ratio and causes hard starting in cold conditions; one that is too thin raises compression and accelerates piston crown erosion [NEED_CITE: diesel engine compression ratio effects on piston thermal loading]. Valve stem seals must match the specific guide bore — installing a standard seal on a variant with enlarged guides from a previous rebuild guarantees oil consumption within the first service interval. Confirming engine serial number before ordering ensures the Kubota D1305 cylinder head engine rebuild kit arrives with the correct matched components.
Reading the Tolerance and Casting Specifications
The dimensional tolerance of ±0.02mm on the deck surface governs how evenly the head gasket compresses under torque. A deck that is out of flat by more than this value creates localized gasket stress, which manifests as coolant weeping into the combustion chamber or oil gallery cross-contamination. The casting number on the head identifies the coolant passage layout — D1305-E3B and D1305-E4B variants route coolant differently to manage the thermal load from their respective emission systems. Verifying the casting number against the application prevents installing a head with blocked or misaligned coolant ports that cause localized hot spots and eventual cracking.

The Cost of Skipping the System Check
Replacing the head alone while reusing old valve stem seals, stretched head bolts, or a fatigued head gasket leads to predictable outcomes: oil consumption climbs, compression drops unevenly across cylinders, and the engine returns to the shop before the next scheduled service. Each comeback erases any labor margin from the original job and damages the shop's reputation with fleet operators who track machine availability. The pattern repeats across RTV1100 utility vehicles and B26 tractors alike — the failure is never the head casting itself but the unaddressed adjacent components that caused the first head to fail [NEED_CITE: repeat engine overhaul causes in compact utility equipment].
Why Rebuild Shops Source This Head Here
This cylinder head comes from ISO-certified manufacturing with dimensional inspection records documenting deck flatness and port alignment before dispatch. The cross-reference verification covers superseded numbers across the D1305 family, so an older 1G188-03028 reference resolves to the correct current casting. Matched overhaul kit contents — gaskets, seals, fasteners — ship under one account with one warranty, eliminating the scenario where the head arrives but the seal kit is on backorder from a different vendor. Sample units are available for fitment confirmation before a shop commits to bulk inventory for its regular Kubota engine repair workflow. The technical team verifies valve train configuration and gasket variant against the buyer's engine serial number, not just the base model designation.
Documentation & Verification
- Commercial invoice listing casting number, engine serial range, and matched kit contents for customs clearance
- Cross-reference sheet mapping KEACK-1G900 to all superseded Kubota part numbers, marked reference only
- Dimensional inspection record covering deck flatness, valve seat concentricity, and guide bore diameter
- Warranty terms specifying coverage period and manufacturing defect conditions for this cylinder head
- Packing photographs showing head protection, port covers, and kit component verification before sealing
- HS code and export documentation supporting international engine parts shipment from Guangzhou warehouse
Installation & Rebuild Sequence
- Verify deck flatness on both block and new cylinder head before applying gasket sealant
- Install new valve stem seals using the correct mandrel size for the D1305 variant guide bore
- Follow the specified head bolt torque sequence and angle-tightening steps to achieve uniform clamping load
- Prime the cooling system and check for combustion gas leakage at the head gasket joint during first start
- Run the engine through a graduated load break-in cycle to seat valves and confirm thermal stability
Preparing Your Inquiry
Provide the engine serial number and any previous rebuild history so the correct gasket thickness and valve stem seal variant ship with the cylinder head. If the nameplate is unreadable, a photograph of the existing head casting number and port layout allows the technical team to confirm the match before dispatch.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What gaskets and seals must be replaced together with this cylinder head?
A: A complete Kubota D1305 cylinder head engine rebuild requires the head gasket set, valve stem seals, injector sleeve seals, and head bolts as a minimum matched set. Reusing any of these components risks immediate leakage or compression loss. The overhaul kit supplied with this head includes all sealing items specific to your engine serial variant.
Q: How do I identify which D1305 variant my engine is to order the correct matching components?
A: The engine serial number on the block nameplate identifies the exact variant — D1305, D1305-E3B, D1305-E4B, or application-specific builds. When the nameplate is missing, the casting number on the existing head and the valve cover configuration allow the technical team to cross-reference the correct variant and supply matched components.
Q: Can you supply a complete overhaul kit including pistons, rings, bearings, and this cylinder head?
A: Yes. The cylinder head ships as part of a consolidated overhaul kit that includes pistons, rings, main and rod bearings, full gasket set, and all fasteners required for a complete D1305 rebuild. All components carry matched tolerances and ship under one warranty from a single account.
Q: What quality inspection documentation ships with the cylinder head?
A: Each cylinder head ships with a dimensional inspection record covering deck flatness, combustion chamber volume, valve seat concentricity, and port alignment. These records document conformance to the stated tolerance specifications and accompany the packing list for the buyer's rebuild documentation file.
Q: Do you offer sample units for fitment verification before bulk orders?
A: Sample cylinder heads are available for shops that want to verify port layout, bolt pattern, and coolant passage alignment on their specific D1305 variant before committing to inventory quantities. The sample follows the same inspection and documentation process as production units.