The thumbnail told me what I was watching until I watching this. I didn't know I had one of these starters in my stable. Thank you good night god bless
Thanks for the well done tutorial. A handy tool to use when reinstalling the pole bars is an exhaust pipe expander. After installing the field coils and bars snug the fasteners, using the exhaust pipe expander press the pole bars tight against the case then torque the fasteners.
It’s simple to retract the drive just hold the gear against a stiff wife wheel on a bench grinder and spin it . Leave drive on arm shaft, when barrel spins fast enough it will snap back. The easiest way to pull the brush is tru the window using a wire with a hook on the end. I have rebuilt hundreds of ford starters. Good job.
Can I slightly increase the power of a tractor starter??? it turns slowly as soon as the ambient temperature drops even though everything is fine, the rotor, pipes and cables have been changed. also the battery. everyone tells me it's small but it used to run very well... it's a Lucas brand with a 65hp Perkins engine
Don't know of any way to make one stronger other than a bigger/better battery or a gear reduction starter. Being temperature based I'd look at a stronger battery. A higher cranking amp battery will spin a starter faster.
Im installing a new bendix and cannot compress the collar by hand like you show in the video. my welding clamps are to big to fit in between the starter and the bendix. My carpentry clamps slip off. any ideas on how to compress a new bendix?
@kraylake12 can you put something smaller into the hole on one side and push the collar down and slide pin in from other? Those collars shouldn't be too hard to push down. They're not weak by any means but they shouldn't be so stiff you can't push it down.
The thumbnail told me what I was watching until I watching this. I didn't know I had one of these starters in my stable. Thank you good night god bless
Mister that is a superb job you've done here. The paint job looks top notch. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and know-how.
Thank you.
Thanks for the well done tutorial. A handy tool to use when reinstalling the pole bars is an exhaust pipe expander. After installing the field coils and bars snug the fasteners, using the exhaust pipe expander press the pole bars tight against the case then torque the fasteners.
It’s simple to retract the drive just hold the gear against a stiff wife wheel on a bench grinder and spin it . Leave drive on arm shaft, when barrel spins fast enough it will snap back. The easiest way to pull the brush is tru the window using a wire with a hook on the end. I have rebuilt hundreds of ford starters. Good job.
Good work
Been a very long time since I’ve done this and video is bringing it back
Got a couple of rebuild kits in shop
I own a rebuild shop at one time in the early 70 , still got parts and latch plus tester machines
Not much use anymore 😢😢😢
Can I slightly increase the power of a tractor starter??? it turns slowly as soon as the ambient temperature drops even though everything is fine, the rotor, pipes and cables have been changed. also the battery. everyone tells me it's small but it used to run very well... it's a Lucas brand with a 65hp Perkins engine
Don't know of any way to make one stronger other than a bigger/better battery or a gear reduction starter. Being temperature based I'd look at a stronger battery. A higher cranking amp battery will spin a starter faster.
My Dad rebuilt starter and Generator
I have late and all the equipment to rebuild about any old parts
what is the color code you used to paint the starter? I like it
Not sure of the code. It's the ford new holland blue available from new holland dealers. I think it's called empire blue though.
what is the rebuild kit part number and where can I order it from? thanks
Kit is SRK401. You can buy it from numerous places online. Just have to Google it and find your favorite retailer.
Use hd duck tape under band works great
I use very old grower to test armator
With 110 ac volt
A growler would be nice to have but as few as these I do it's not worth having.
And just slide bendix on and put in pin??
Yep. Should be a collar you have to slide down on bindex to get pin in.
Im installing a new bendix and cannot compress the collar by hand like you show in the video. my welding clamps are to big to fit in between the starter and the bendix. My carpentry clamps slip off. any ideas on how to compress a new bendix?
@kraylake12 can you put something smaller into the hole on one side and push the collar down and slide pin in from other? Those collars shouldn't be too hard to push down. They're not weak by any means but they shouldn't be so stiff you can't push it down.
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