well lets tackle the known 137 f is simply too low , i dont know the coolant scheme of this engine but some sort of regulation to bring it to 195 quickly is in order here . engine wear and oil life will be compromised at this low of a temperature as well as overall combustion efficiency will be reduced. i would target a warm up cycle of 3-5 min before 195-215 the temp you choose to run at has quite a bit to do with overall efficiency and it should be noted that modern auto engines electronically control coolant temp and do not make attempts at cooling until 219 degrees ( ex 2013 chev cruze ) the reason for pushing above 212 is to drive off moisture in the oil ,not an insignificant issue with your marine environment .
as to egt i can say with quite a bit of experience in the dodge cummins world 1300 f should be the max and 900 should be a reasonable " cruise temp". i would presume a non turbo engine could stomach higher egt without harm as there is not a large heat sink in the way. as to egt placement the dodge guys and all other installs i have seen were directly before the turbo charger as that is the apparatus you are trying to protect. i will presume your kubota is an iron head engine in which case i would think 1400 should be about the max but i doubt it would ever get that high being naturally aspirated . note all of the above is yet again based on large diesel experience so it is information only but i think it has some merit as a base line . further on egt the higher it is throughout the exhaust system the better volumetric efficiency the engine will see as hotter air has a lower coefficient of friction
i would probably try to tap the topm of the 12 in riser if it seems meaty enough as it will give you a stabilized section to read from ..
as to egt i can say with quite a bit of experience in the dodge cummins world 1300 f should be the max and 900 should be a reasonable " cruise temp". i would presume a non turbo engine could stomach higher egt without harm as there is not a large heat sink in the way. as to egt placement the dodge guys and all other installs i have seen were directly before the turbo charger as that is the apparatus you are trying to protect. i will presume your kubota is an iron head engine in which case i would think 1400 should be about the max but i doubt it would ever get that high being naturally aspirated . note all of the above is yet again based on large diesel experience so it is information only but i think it has some merit as a base line . further on egt the higher it is throughout the exhaust system the better volumetric efficiency the engine will see as hotter air has a lower coefficient of friction
i would probably try to tap the topm of the 12 in riser if it seems meaty enough as it will give you a stabilized section to read from ..