deereman34 said: (quoted from post at 19:16:58 02/06/09) I have an older model troy bilt horse tiller with a 7 horse kohler motor on it. I am needing a new starter assembly...im not sure what you call it, but its the part the you pull to crank it. It has wore out and the place where I have my work done wasnt able to find me a new one. Any help? Thanks
i am think'n mine had a 6HP will have to look for the old engine to confirm,,, starter was good in fact I never used it but a few times and that was when it would not start after it set up for awhile,,, The engine blew up so I got a new engine B/S delivered to my door for $175 with electric start,,, it has more power than the original,,, the replacement may B a 5HP will try and post a link
Here's the link but I see the one I got cheap is no longer available,,, they got wet and had some rust,,, none that i could c that hurt the engine
So if a new starter looks to b rite pricey a new engine mite B the way to go,,, I did buy another horse model that did not have the electric start and had points,,, the electric starter are flywheel would not interchange,,, blocks different :cry:
If you don't know you can down load the operators manual off the net,,, its over 100 pages i think,,, nice to have and mite have the parts break down[/url]
BTW I was very pleased with small engine warehouse
This post was edited by Hobo,NC at 13:36:23 02/06/09.
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