Posted by joe csuti on September 06, 2013 at 18:09:47 from (4.248.88.211):
In Reply to: Anybody tried this... posted by Kornfused on September 06, 2013 at 14:51:55:
Thought you were selling/sold that tractor.
If you look at flywheel you'll have to make some type of spacer & figure out how you're going to hold/key same to flywheel and make spacer long enough so it extends out of flywheel cover,after cutting a hole in flywheel cover then bolting pulley to spacer so you can remove pulley/flywheel cover to get to ign module if you ever have to.It's a lot of time & possibly money spent on an idea that may/may not work.
I'm guessing the eng is a OHV150 & the starter is pn 36795,considering what you are trying to do/want to do it's quicker/easier going to ebay & buying a new aftermarket starter for $59.
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