Starter problem

to30man · Apr 9, 2017

The starter that all of sudden would not
turn the engine over looked fine and the
flywheel did also. Installed a quarter inch
shim behind the starter and it started like
a new tractor

Tom N MS · Apr 9, 2017

Sumthin just ain't right...Must not be getting good ground every now and then--maybe getting ground enough to spin the starter but not pull the drive into the ring gear teeth..Yea, I'm grasping for straws.......

Bob Harvey · Apr 9, 2017

Best to give up you coke habit !

Tom N MS · Apr 9, 2017

Ha LOL

to30man · Apr 9, 2017

That starter sits on the flywheel and when the engine starts the starter goes forward. For some reason the starter was not coming all the way back it liked a quarter inch

Tom N MS · Apr 9, 2017

Good-glad u got it fixed..

HFJ · Apr 9, 2017

like Mr. Mom says - 220, 221 - whatever it takes

Den N Ms · Apr 9, 2017

To30man,Some of the newer starter drives (Not the OEM ones wit the big spring),require a new pin hole to be drilled through the shaft 1/2" closer to the armature plate.Also The NEW & IMPROVED "clutch" style bendix drive uses the original pin-hole in the starter shaft.

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