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JD 318 Starter Removal

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JC

12-07-2002 12:20:10




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Can someone tell me where to find directions on how to remove the starter from a John Deere 318 tractor ?? What is involved ???




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Gator

12-08-2002 08:09:53




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 Re: JD 318 Starter Removal in reply to JC, 12-07-2002 12:20:10  
The engine is the same as in the 317. The time consuming part is removing the sheet metal and pulling the engine. Once it is clear of the frame it is not that difficult. Also it is a good time to clean everything down in there.



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tim in wi

12-08-2002 08:02:28




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 Re: JD 318 Starter Removal in reply to JC, 12-07-2002 12:20:10  
you have to remove engine i have 1 apart now at work for stator replacement starter is on left side of engine you remove hood assy driveshaft cables 4 bolts under tractor motor is out takes a hr or so to do repost if you need more info gl tim



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Green_in_MI

12-07-2002 15:42:07




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 Re: JD 318 Starter Removal in reply to JC, 12-07-2002 12:20:10  
Don't know all the details, but, one thing is for sure is that you have to pull the engine. After that it's probably easy.



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JC

12-07-2002 12:21:24




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 Re: JD 318 Starter Removal in reply to JC, 12-07-2002 12:20:10  
Email address is [email protected]



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