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48 8N starter bendix problem

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Micheal

09-11-2000 19:29:31




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Hi, Just about got my backhoe completed and went to raise it on the 3pt Friday and the tractor would not start. Starter just spun. I read the archives and pulled the starter tonight. when i almost had it out i heard a spring and some other things 'ting' down inside. I think i have the orginal style drive yet. I think i lost the rear snapring, one drive spring retainer plate and the drive spring to the depths of the crankcase. Do you guys think they can stay there or should i try to get the parts out. How much for a new drive? and where can i find one? Any recommendations?

thanks so much in advance.
micheal

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Dell WA)

09-11-2000 22:58:36




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 Re: 48 8N starter bendix problem in reply to Micheal, 09-11-2000 19:29:31  
Micheal..... .yep, you're not the first one to hear that "sproing" when removing the starter. And arn't you lucky that Henry designed the clutch housing with so much room that things don't get jambed up with the clutch or flywheel. basically, don't worry about it.

There is a new and much improved starter drive (Bendix) that is a clutch kind of device $35 or so. You may have to insist that you want one because some parts people don't even know what a N-Tractor is. You will have to hog out the starter drive hole at about 2 o'clock, but its eazy to do and highly recommended. Put a grindstone on your electric drill an zip away.

You can get starter drives most anywhere which is one of the neat things about these great ol' N-Tractors, parts availability and reasonable prices. ..... ...Dell

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Micheal

09-12-2000 06:16:05




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 Re: Re: 48 8N starter bendix problem in reply to Dell WA), 09-11-2000 22:58:36  
Thank you very much Dell!

I appreciate the info.

Micheal



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