My starter is stuck pretty much every morning. I have to grease it with some good coffee. Watching your videos is teaching me more and more that this stuff is fixable. I would have never thought to just take it apart and clean it.
Another great video I used to work in a Starter/ Alternator shop and have repaired tons of starters. If my memory serves well I do think the brush end also can be removed from the starter. By the way that is a Delco- Remy brand starter. And they are very dependable. By the way check for wear in the nose that goes in the engine. That Bronze bushing can be replaced very easy. Have a blessed day.
Good job Kevin a friend of mine who worked with me at the fire dept rebuild starters at his shop for a living watched you,r video he said that you have done a good job.oil is the main killer of a starter.
I've been retired 7 years now and I hate getting up early, but you made it fun. Now where did I leave my coffee? Oh, there's my coffee by the WD40 !!! :-D ;-) :-)
Hey man, believe it or not I was working on an old 48 Chevy Fleetliner and could not find any info for the starter rebuild outside of a piece of paper. The starter for your tractor looks just like it. Thanks for making this video and showing how to test it. I wasn't totally sure where I could run power and ground to make it work correctly since it has the push pedal mechanism on the back for the "switch."
Hey my starter isn't making any noise at all when I hotwire it its only sparks do you think my starter is stuck? Its making no noise at all when electricity runs through it
I have worked on a few lawn mower starters, but nothing bigger. Great tip on how to hold the brushes open. My father-in-law had a tractor just like that. Do push a rod with your foot to start it?
My starter is stuck pretty much every morning. I have to grease it with some good coffee.
Watching your videos is teaching me more and more that this stuff is fixable.
I would have never thought to just take it apart and clean it.
Some times it's just a simple fix.
Another great video I used to work in a Starter/ Alternator shop and have repaired tons of starters.
If my memory serves well I do think the brush end also can be removed from the starter. By the way that is a Delco- Remy brand starter. And they are very dependable. By the way check for wear in the nose that goes in the engine. That Bronze bushing can be replaced very easy. Have a blessed day.
Thanks for the info Jim.
Good job Kevin a friend of mine who worked with me at the fire dept rebuild starters at his shop for a living watched you,r video he said that you have done a good job.oil is the main killer of a starter.
Thanks for the comment Danny.
Nice job Kevin, thanks for letting us hang out with you in the shop. Be well my friend.
Thank you for coming along Hatch.
I've been retired 7 years now and I hate getting up early, but you made it fun. Now where did I leave my coffee? Oh, there's my coffee by the WD40 !!! :-D ;-) :-)
Coffee ok I have to go make some Bent thanks for the comment.
You just saved me a bunch of money. Thanks
Thank you glad to help.
Hey Kevin really enjoy the videos. I love watching you tinker. Very inspiring.
Thank you for watching Gayle I do love to tinker.
Fantastic video
I was having issues trying to get the shaft back between the brushes
But you're wire trick helped me
Thank you
Great video!
Glad it helped thanks for the comment Dan.
Awesome job my friend! Made it look so easy!!
Thank you William.
Thank You for information and video
Hey man, believe it or not I was working on an old 48 Chevy Fleetliner and could not find any info for the starter rebuild outside of a piece of paper. The starter for your tractor looks just like it. Thanks for making this video and showing how to test it. I wasn't totally sure where I could run power and ground to make it work correctly since it has the push pedal mechanism on the back for the "switch."
Thanks for the comment glad to help you my friend.
Thanks for the video buddy enjoy the G-man out
Thank you G-Man.
Very helpful... Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Hey my starter isn't making any noise at all when I hotwire it its only sparks do you think my starter is stuck? Its making no noise at all when electricity runs through it
It could be.
Go find a set of bushings for it or you'll be tearing it right back out
Thanks for the comment.
I have worked on a few lawn mower starters, but nothing bigger. Great tip on how to hold the brushes open. My father-in-law had a tractor just like that. Do push a rod with your foot to start it?
I think so Frank.
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Thanks for the comment
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Thanks M Ten.