Posted by Smith1000 on November 22, 2009 at 06:30:21 from (67.54.176.53):
The starter began sticking on my Super C some time ago. I finally removed it and used some wd40 on the shaft. The gear is fairly worn. I reassembled and now, the starter is not sticking; however, it now will grind once or twice before it finally takes hold. I believe it is time for a new starter drive as the gear is worn.
I found 2 types: a ratchet style and the regular style. It looks as if the ratchet style somehow fits on the existing shaft. Is this the case?
Should I order the ratchet style or the regular style?
I converted the tractor to 12V some time ago. Is there anything to consider due to the system now being 12V instead of 6?
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