Hi. Looking for a starter motor to get an RD-14A generator going. Guy I bought it off had it running using a starter off a td14 he had. I have an early Td18 which has a delco #113452 but it is very different. Was in visiting a fellow collector and noticed his UD18 was different. He loaned it to me and it fits perfect. It is a Delco 109106. That will get me going for now but I will have to give it back. Question is what else used this starter? Not many Td/UD18 or 14's where I am (New Zealand) so if they were used else where that might make it easier. Thanks. Cameron

Thank you all for your comments. Checked the loan starter again but cant see another '1' at the beginning. That said I am sure your right and that there should be, therefore make it a 1109106 which as Jim showed would have come from a UD18 which it did. At least now I know what I am looking for. Thanks again

My IH parts catalog (from 1952) shows these starter numbers:

UD-14A and UD-20 1109108

UD-18A 1109106

They are direct drive starters. The only difference between these starter is the drive housing.

TD-14A 000710

TD-18A 000756

The numbers look wierd, wonder if they need a leading 1. They are gear reduction starters. The differences are the drive housing, commutator end frame, and a piece of insulation.

Another reference (1965) repeats the above, including T-14 and T-18 and adds:

TD-14A 1953-1956 1109014

TD-14A 1957-1958 1113340

TD-18A 1957-1958 1113339

TD-20 1958-1959 1113346

TD-20 1960-1962 1113368

I included the TD-20 stuff as the early UD-20 reference suggested it might be relevant.

Here is what my 1965 Wilson book says.
1944-52 12 volt TD14- TD14A #710 Wilson # STT707
1953 -56 12 volt TD14A #1109014 Wilson # STT707.
In the application part of catalog STT707 is only used on TD14 and TD14A.
The #710 is with the Delco numbers, Delco usually uses 7 numbers during this era.
Catalog has separate listing for Prestolite/Autolte and Lucas. Don't have info for UD18.

NOT sure what's with the numbers you posted, are they missing a "1" at the beginning?

Check out the link below, is that starter anything like you need?

You can input some varying info into that e-cat and come up with some other numbers, as well.

• Wilson

TD 14 18 and 20 (IIRC) all used the same starter, the Power Units using the same engines might (or might not). If you have a broken or worn starter, having it remanufactured might be the most cost effective. Jim