You might try this. Make sure battery is disconnected and start with removing wires from the main solenoid post. This will be the large threaded post on the solenoid. Losen the nut next to the base of solenoid and turn the threaded post 1/2 turn over. Tighten the base nut back and replace wires and top nut. See if this helps. Remember turn only 1/2 turn or upside down from its orginial postition.
Disconnect battery. Next remove starter and see of the bendix or drive starter turns easily. It should not and you would have a broken bendix.
Hope these two things might help. If not you may have starter problems with brushes or the starter swithch itself.
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