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DC Starter spring???

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Camboted

05-13-2005 20:19:49




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I could use a couple of �Bendix� starter springs for a DC starters. They are that big flat spring that retracts the pinion when the power to the starter is cut. Got any idea where I could find some?




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DKase

05-13-2005 20:57:01




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 Re: DC Starter spring??? in reply to Camboted, 05-13-2005 20:19:49  
Don L has the direct drive "bendix" drives that eliminate the spring. My DC"s have to start every day in the winter here in the great white north of South Dakota to do chores. 12 volt destroys the springs, and 12 volt is the ONLY way that they consistantly start at 30 degrees below zero. (Don"t bother posting any crap about how your tractor starts so good on 6 volts. I know better.) I have had the direct drives on my chore tractors for 4 years and they work great!

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Trains39

05-15-2005 09:18:47




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 Re: DC Starter spring??? in reply to DKase, 05-13-2005 20:57:01  
I just had a starter rebuilt and would like to go to 12V do you have the part number for the direct drive. Or where it could be purchased.



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oj rallye

05-13-2005 20:31:08




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 Re: DC Starter spring??? in reply to Camboted, 05-13-2005 20:19:49  
There's an alternate type part that replaces the big flat spring for the starter drive. I have one in my DC4 on 12v and it is outlasting the broken and the twisted flat springs that I replaced.
If you can't get either at a good starter rebuilder or parts house with your starter make and number, mail me. I got mine from a customer with an alt/starter shop.



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Camboted

05-14-2005 06:16:55




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 Re: DC Starter spring??? in reply to oj rallye, 05-13-2005 20:31:08  
Hey, oj! If you don't mind would you please get me the manufacturer and part number. I'd be very grateful. Thanks! Just email me at: [email protected]



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