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JD 7400 starter removal

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Ron Freidel

06-14-2002 17:43:19




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I hope this is the correct board to post this message... I am attempting to remove the stater from a JD 7400 MFWD tractor, I need to take the darn thing into town to have it bench tested. Does anyone know how it is done? There are three bolts that I can see that hold it on, but I can't get a wrench on the heads. Does it take a special tool? Any help would be great.




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G-MAN

06-15-2002 09:57:36




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 Re: JD 7400 starter removal in reply to Ron Freidel, 06-14-2002 17:43:19  
Ron, there is a special tool for getting to the back starter bolt, and I can assure you that no JD tech is without one, because it can take a long time to get that bolt out without it. Go into your dealer and tell them that you need a starter wrench - they should have some in stock - I think they run around $20. It's well worth the purchase price, in saved time and bloody knuckles. If they don't have one, have them order you one and ask to borrow one - I'm sure they'll let you use one, especially if there's the chance they can sell a starter out of the deal. Our dealership tests starters, generators and alternators for free - we don't charge even if it tests okay. I hope the guys that were complaining about the high price of JD parts read this post - as it's another demonstration of the service you get from JD.

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Ron Freidel

06-15-2002 13:41:34




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 Re: Re: JD 7400 starter removal in reply to G-MAN, 06-15-2002 09:57:36  
Thanks for the reply, I figured that there must have been some special tool to get those bolts out. We have had nothing but trouble with that 7400, we got a 7200 at about the same time, haven't had any trouble with it at all.



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