My Kubota B 6100 D did not come with a dyno. Was wondering what parts I needed and if there is a specific way to install it. Thanks for the help
B6100d new dyno install
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Are you sure? Maybe it's there and you don't know it. Is there a belt on the front of the tractor? If so, where does it go?
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I'll have to agree with D2Cat. 
It's highly unlikely that it doesn't have a Dyno, most will mistake it for the water pump, which you do not have.
Look behind the pulley that is behind the fan, the Dyno wires will come off to the left side of the motor, usually 2 or three wires.
It's highly unlikely that it doesn't have a Dyno, most will mistake it for the water pump, which you do not have.
Look behind the pulley that is behind the fan, the Dyno wires will come off to the left side of the motor, usually 2 or three wires.
I am sure there is a belt but no dyno
There is a belt tensioner pully. The belt runs the crank, waterpump and tensioner.
There is a belt tensioner pully. The belt runs the crank, waterpump and tensioner.
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Okay so apparently it's not hooked up and I can't tell what goes to what. Are there any suggestions to a wiring diagram so I can hook this back up and see if it is working?
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As others have said - the wires are close to the engine, two - if you find them and wish to check voltage - MAKE SURE you place your VOM on AC!!! not dc.
Look at these two wires coming from behind (fan removed)
I found the wires and found that the regulator is fried. Pulled one off of another Kubota now trying to find the wire that goes to the battery.
What I can tell from the wire diagram is that the voltage is sent through the starter back to the battery is this correct?
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Depends on how fast it spins
I think something close to 30+ VAC is somewhat normal - that is up in the RPM's too.