Re: Pinion gear of starter

Posted by Hugh MacKay on March 08, 2004 at 03:03:04 from (216.208.58.119):

In Reply to: Pinion gear of starter posted by Kurow on March 08, 2004 at 00:44:27:

Kurow: Here in North America we could get those from CaseIH or just about any auto parts store. There are two types, the old Bendix with an exposed spring or a clutch centrifical type that I like much better. That is just a personal opinion, others will disagree. I find the newer clutch type engages more smoothly, easier on the gears and they just give a lot longer service.

Those old Bendix worked fine when the tractors were new. I have a gut feeling replacment Bendix are being manufactured by an after market supplier, that are just not getting it right. I had one new that wouldn't work either on my SA or 130. Finally I measured and it would just engage the ring gear by less than 1/16".

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