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Re: Electric F 20
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Posted by George Mikesell on September 07, 2004 at 13:11:56 from (209.42.79.239):
In Reply to: Electric F 20 posted by Curt on September 09, 2002 at 14:33:21:
Starter for F-20 was originally a Delco Remy. I don't have the original no off hand but my neighbor has one that I sold him and can get it for you. The starter was like MM U tractors except turned opposide direction. Most long nose starters of the 40's and 50's will work provided turn correct direction. I have also mounted Chrysler reduction starters throuch rear of bell housing, requires quite bit of work and machining. Let me know if you want no, I believe that you can go through specialty rebuilders and get the starter, once you know no.
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