Odds are the starter has a centrifugal drive on the end, commonly called a "Bendix" here in the US because it was pioneered by the Bendix Corporation way back in ancient times.
That end is either worn out or gummed up on your starter.
Here in the US we can get replacement starter drives, and the actual replacement of the drive is relatively simple for someone who is mildly mechanically inclined. We can get them at a CaseIH dealer, or at many auto parts stores because the starter is a standard Delco part used on many tractors and even cars.
Your best bet is to check with a CaseIH dealer in your country, though I don't know how parts availability is for older tractors in Germany.
Maybe you can find the identification plate on the starter? It might be an imported Delco, and you can get a starter drive from a US parts supplier.
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