The difference is cubic inches... The regular has MUCH more displacement. Even with a lower compression than the 154 loboy, the cubes will choke the 154's starter. The Regular is 220.9 cid, 3.75x5.00 bore/stroke. The 154 loboy is 59.5 cid, 2.625x2.75 bore/stroke... The Regular is a 20 hp belt, 13.5 hp drawbar and the 154 is 14 pto. The difference is the torque generated. The Regular is a 2 plow tractor, the 154 is a lawn mower by comparison.
Not meaning to beat this post down, but it is clear the regular is a beast compared to the 154. Good luck on the starter project. I have seen some intersesting and professional looking starter projects on this site for Regulars, F-series, ect. Search the archives.
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