Re: Re: Re: Starter- Pull or Push ?

Posted by TimV on February 23, 2004 at 13:13:52 from (12.39.239.130):

In Reply to: Re: Re: Starter- Pull or Push ? posted by John in NE on February 23, 2004 at 13:04:46:

John: I can't speak first-hand about a "B", as I don't have one handy. However, the engine and transmission are identical to the "A", so it can't be that much different. On an "A", the starter contact works off from a small pin mounted on the starter, which swivels to make contact. Depending on how the linkage was configured, this could be either a "push" or a "pull", but in either case, the contacts still need to press together. This would mean that it would be difficult to make THIS PART of the system be a "pull". However, that's only a small piece of the puzzle--the majority of the issue you're dealing with seems to be the actuator rod, not the contact itself. This could be fabricated to make the action either a push or a pull without too much brainwork. From the sounds of it (being that it's made from allthread) it looks like your system is the result of "field expediency", rather than being the original solution. If that's the case, you could re-route and/or re-fabricate a better solution without having to worry about further compromising the originality of the tractor.

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