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Sean (TX)

01-15-2008 15:25:01

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I emailed a place in San Antonio just see what the cost would be...I have a rebuild kit on hand...You know just in case...I read in the archieves you need a special welder to solder in 2 of the brushes...I could drop it off...Dont need shipping...

Here is the email I got from them...

Hello, the labor charge for rebuilding that size of starter is $80.00 plus any parts that don't come in the repair kit & shipping to your location.

In most cases a 1 week turn around time.

Thank You

Steve

here is there website Texas Industrial Electric Co.

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Sean (TX)

01-16-2008 17:58:35

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Re: Fair price to rebuild a starter in reply to Runt, 01-15-2008 15:25:01

How much did you pay for new ones?....I was in TSC today. They are proud of them they want 180 bucks....Ill park on a hill before I pay that LOL They are convient but pretty spendy on parts...

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dave guest

01-16-2008 17:46:44

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Re: Fair price to rebuild a starter in reply to Sean (TX), 01-15-2008 15:25:01

$20, 40 years ago. Last one I had done. Not a real hard job or I would have kept on paying. Bought a couple new ones with lifetime warranties.

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Sean (TX)

01-16-2008 02:36:39

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Re: Fair price to rebuild a starter in reply to Jeff in OH, 01-15-2008 15:25:01

Thanks...Ill take a ride in the country any day over a trip to the big city.

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gahorN

01-16-2008 00:38:04

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Re: Fair price to rebuild a starter in reply to R.G.M., 01-15-2008 15:25:01

Sean (TX) said: (quoted from post at 16:25:01 01/15/08) I emailed a place in San Antonio just see what the cost would be...I have a rebuild kit on hand...You know just in case...I read in the archieves you need a special welder to solder in 2 of the brushes...I could drop it off...Dont need shipping...

Here is the email I got from them...

Hello, the labor charge for rebuilding that size of starter is $80.00 plus any parts that don't come in the repair kit & shipping to your location.

In most cases a 1 week turn around time.

Thank You

Steve

here is there website Texas Industrial Electric Co.

Sean, ... right up the road from you in Marble Falls is "Stanley Auto Electric" (just out on the north side of town on the west side of Hwy 281.)

He offered to do mine for $35 labor, when I already had the parts. He mentioned it took a pretty heavy-duty soldering iron to solder those brushes. (He has experience with them.)

5240 N US Highway 281

Marble Falls, TX 78654

(830) 693-3161

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Joe)NYC)

01-15-2008 19:57:52

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Re: Fair price to rebuild a starter in reply to Sean (TX), 01-15-2008 15:25:01

two years ago I bought a brand new starter(without the drive) from a FNH dealer in upstate NY for $95 and kept the old unit. Works great.

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Sean (TX)

01-15-2008 19:19:22

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Re: Fair price to rebuild a starter in reply to Tom N MS, 01-15-2008 15:25:01

I passed through Poth today. Went up 775 to La Vernia...I seen some N's and a NNA out in the country :)

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Olde Sarge

01-15-2008 18:34:22

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Re: Fair price to rebuild a starter in reply to Sean (TX), 01-15-2008 15:25:01

Sean, Not sure if you remember me from San Antonio, actually a bit further South, Floresville. If you are coming all the way to S.A. I would suggest going a bit further and make the trip down to Poth. It is Ken's Tractor Repair. I, as well as a great deal of my friends take our tractor repair work to him and he does great work at a very reasonable price. I'm sure he will do you right. Just an idea.

Ron

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jiohn hunt

01-15-2008 17:54:22

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Re: Fair price to rebuild a starter in reply to Sean (TX), 01-15-2008 15:25:01

just take it to automoble electrical service shop in you town... then have it rebuild for less then $100.00 dollars if you want too ... that what cost me have mine total rebuild ...

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John Ia

01-15-2008 16:56:41

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Re: Fair price to rebuild a starter in reply to Sean (TX), 01-15-2008 15:25:01

Sean, I bought new brushes for my starter at ford. took the starter off and delivered it to to an automotive electric shop to be rebuilt. Went back 4 days later and picked it up and the new brushes, paid $27.50 to have the guy tell me it had a bad bushing in it that he replaced from his stock parts and there was nothing wrong with the brushes. John

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Sean (TX)

01-15-2008 16:51:07

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Re: Fair price to rebuild a starter in reply to Kevin in MN, 01-15-2008 15:25:01

I wouldnt ship it. I would drop it off. Guess he didnt know I was in the area...May check a couple other places...Not in a hurry...New with a drive is looking better....

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david heath

01-15-2008 16:37:29

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Re: Fair price to rebuild a starter in reply to Sean (TX), 01-15-2008 15:25:01

i payed 60.00, with 1 year warenty, new bendix, new solenoid. picked it up 2 hours later.

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Dunk

01-15-2008 16:37:10

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Re: Fair price to rebuild a starter in reply to Sean (TX), 01-15-2008 15:25:01

Starter, 12 Volt, With Drive - New Starter for 9N, 2N, 8N. 12 Volt.Complete starter includes drive mechanism. (Part No: 8N1100R)
$139.00

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$99.95

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(Part No: 8N11001WD) $129.00

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Dunk

01-15-2008 16:41:58

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Re: Fair price to rebuild a starter in reply to Dunk, 01-15-2008 16:37:10

How much is shipping?
Your shipping cost is determined at checkout. Most items ship for $8.00-$18.00 for regular ground shipping. We also offer Next Day Air and 2nd Day Air services for an additional cost. We combine shipping on multiple items to save you money.

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Dunk

01-15-2008 16:48:24

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Re: Fair price to rebuild a starter in reply to Dunk, 01-15-2008 16:41:58

For the record, I know nothing about those folks, and have never dealt with them.

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HCooke

01-15-2008 16:35:41

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Re: Fair price to rebuild a starter in reply to Sean (TX), 01-15-2008 15:25:01

I live in the St. Louis area. The standard charge at my auto electric shop is $100 including a new bendix.

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teddy52food

01-15-2008 16:04:03

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Re: Fair price to rebuild a starter in reply to Sean (TX), 01-15-2008 15:25:01

I would feel real greedy if I charged half of that . Un less they are replacing the field coils too which won't come in the kit. All you need is a heavy soldering copper to replace the brushes. 10 minutes 5 to get the copper hot and 5 to solder. Change 2 bushings and the drive & it is ready to assemble. Total job with cleaning, about an hour.

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techman1

01-15-2008 15:51:59

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Re: Fair price to rebuild a starter in reply to Sean (TX), 01-15-2008 15:25:01

I bought a new one on Ebay for that much. Starter bendix not included. I bought that seperate.

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