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Ratface

01-17-2004 13:00:44




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Got the starter on kitchen table. Got new starter drive on shaft with gear facing starter. The new drive has a large washer that obstructs the hole in the shaft by about 1/16 of inch. How do i get enough clearance to slide pin past this weasher. I've tried prying the washer loose but it seems to be grooved into starter drive shaft. It somehow must retract to let the pin slide past and then slide back to hold pin in place. But How do you move it????

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Ratface

01-17-2004 20:45:21




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 Re: starter on kitchen table in reply to Ratface, 01-17-2004 13:00:44  
Thanks guys I got it by putting the whole thing on a vise and having two 14 y/o s holding everthing together. pin went in easy once drive was compressed. Dell thanks again, your archive stuff got me to this point.



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DCinWNY

01-17-2004 18:07:59




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 Re: starter on kitchen table in reply to Ratface, 01-17-2004 13:00:44  
Easier to do with the drive off the shaft. Just have to squeeze one side to get the pin started, put the drive back on and pin will tap in easy with a nail set.Dont spin the drive while youre wiggling it in either or it will be stuck engaged and youll have to take it apart to reset the little detent button.



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sanlapper

01-17-2004 16:38:07




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 Re: starter on kitchen table in reply to Ratface, 01-17-2004 13:00:44  
Dell says squeeze, but he means SQUEEZE!. I took a screwdriver to pry the hole open and then used a washer in the crack to hold it open. Put the pin in the freezer and put the starter drive over the furnace vent for a few minutes. It tapped right in.

(It worked because of all the advice I got form this board.)



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Dell (WA)

01-17-2004 13:19:55




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 Re: starter on kitchen table in reply to Ratface, 01-17-2004 13:00:44  
Rattsie..... ....yep, that 1/16 half-hole coverage is just about right. Ya gotta "squeeze" yer starter drive to release the inherent spring pressure that expands to capture your starter install pin. I use my kitchen table's 6" vise (grin). If'n ya don't have a handy vise, maybe a visegrip? or standing starter motor on end over a large socket and press down on motor..... .Dell



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BOB G (TEXAS)

01-17-2004 14:31:44




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 Re: Re: starter on kitchen table in reply to Dell (WA), 01-17-2004 13:19:55  
I had the same problem. I bought the new clutch type starter drive and I couldn't get the pin in the hole either, no mattter what I did. I took it back to New Holland and they couldn't do it either. I traded it in for the old type starter drive and I was able to install the pin. Good luck.



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