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| steven in tn
01-11-2013 15:18:17
76.164.184.124
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where can i get a rebuilt starter for a 49 case dc tractor? any other tractors with same starter?or are they a place i can buy brushes etc to rebuild it myself?
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| j hikemper
01-11-2013 20:14:59
50.102.81.146
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Re: dc starter in reply to steven in tn, 01-11-2013 15:18:17
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| do you have a starter /alternater shop in your area,, i use r and r in Palmyra In ,, They will ship ..
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| steven in tn
01-13-2013 13:52:50
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Re: dc starter in reply to j hikemper, 01-11-2013 20:14:59
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| i have a starter shop around,
the problm is, my starter broke the snought off.
dont know if it can be welded back on.
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| C. Amick
01-11-2013 16:19:07
138.210.9.42
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Re: dc starter in reply to steven in tn, 01-11-2013 15:18:17
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| I would call John Brillman and ask him where to get brushes. There is a link to his web site below. A starter off a Case SC looks the same, but it is different.
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| C. Amick
01-13-2013 18:44:41
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Re: dc starter in reply to C. Amick, 01-11-2013 16:19:07
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| I think the DC starter may be a little longer with a larger armature and is probably more powerful. Brushes and bearings may be the same.
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| CHUCK CAMBIS
01-12-2013 16:13:43
71.128.198.216
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Re: dc starter in reply to C. Amick, 01-11-2013 16:19:07
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| Can you explain please how the two starters are different? Brillan web page has the same rebuild kit for each and I have both but see no difference. (they are 50 miles apart and not side by side) thanks, chuck.
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