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Now that is interesting! Do you know the correct way to test?

Does anyone know the electrical test for the OPC?

Darren did this solve the problem, I'm having the same problem but the solenoid only lasted about 4 hours and is now doing it again.

Didn't think of that, thanks, I'll do that for sure.

I have been told it only takes a spec of dirt in one of these plugs and it can make it loose propper contact which can cause problems. It may not help you any but it doesn't cost anything to try. Thanks, I wouldn't have checked that. Now I will.

Apparently the way to get big pictures is to get a membership to Photobucket (free), upload the photo to your box and post the URL in the appropriate box on the message. Hope this helps everyone.

It must be who you know. OK, I got it. A BMP file is what I was trying to upload. Switched it to JPG. Thumbnails are not much help. I have a message off to Number9 to see if he will tell how he did it, if I get the info I'll pass it on to you.

(I'd post a photo but OTT only uploads itty-bitty pictures.) I'm not too sure about that, check out these photos: http://www.orangetractortalks.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10912

I see I got 29 reads out of this so I assume I'm to test the solenoid to see if it is working correctly. I see a difficulty in this as when I turn the ignition on for the first time of the day the solenoid acts normally. It's only after 10 minutes or so that it starts behaving badly. I can...

you should be able to get a diagram for free here: http://www.messicks.com/TractorParts/Kubota/GR2100.aspx

My tractor is shutting off after about 10 minutes. When I try to turn it back on the solenoid on the fuel pump is clicking on and off quickly. I put a stethoscope on to make sure. I know sometimes it can be something other than the obvious so I hope someone has some experience with this as...

http://www.messicks.com/partdetail/T1060-33720.aspx They will even email you a free interactive blueprint of whatever section you need. This is the only place I've ever seen electrical circuits for free. Click on the part and the online part comes up with the price. So far, the prices look good.

The easiest thing I've ever used is a program called Irfanview. It's free. open your picture with it and hit Image/resize. Several size options there. Even custom sizes, height and width.