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404 Utility - Couple Questions

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Mike In NY

02-23-2008 09:29:19

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Hey all. I have a 404 utility with an IH2000 loader.

First, how can I find out what year it is. I think I was told it was a 68 but I"m not sure.

Also, my starter has been giving me trouble lately. I now have it disassembled and it appears the main drive gear to the flywheel just spins freely on the shaft. What is the name of the rebuild kit I would need and lastly, how does that drive gear assembly get removed? There seems to be a floating washer just ahead of it but it sits in a groove on the end shaft and I can"t see how to remove it without cutting it off.

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Mike

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TractormanNC

02-24-2008 17:38:03

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Re: 404 Utility - Couple Questions in reply to Mike In NY, 02-23-2008 09:29:19

went to a local starter/generator shop and they fixed me right up. Sorry, do not have DR part #s. NAPA did not list the drive either. HTH.

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TractormanNC

02-23-2008 17:06:58

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Re: 404 Utility - Couple Questions in reply to Mike In NY, 02-23-2008 09:29:19

Just went thru this with a 504G. think it is the same starter. there is a flat washer that will come off when you take the drive end housing off. The next washer is held by a "captive" wire ring. Take a 1/2 in drive 9/16 12 point socket and put the 9/16 end over the end of the shaft and whack lightly with a hammer. The wire ring will "usually" stay in the shaft groove but be ready to catch it if it flies off. HTH

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Mike In NY

02-24-2008 09:02:00

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Re: 404 Utility - Couple Questions in reply to TractormanNC, 02-23-2008 17:06:58

Thanks Tractorman, that is exactly what it is. Does the rebuild kit come with a new washer that you just slide in and it locks?

Also, on that starter. I may be looking for a new solenoid. You don't by chance have any up to date part #'s. I've been to the Delco Remy site but I'm not positive.

Thanks

Mike

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