SUPER M BELL HOUSING

1965lonewolf · Mar 29, 2010

I HAVE A 1949 FARMALL M , LOOKING FOR A SUPER M BELLING SO I CAN USE A 3 BOLT STARTER , SO IF YOU HAVE ONE OR KNOW WHERE I CAN GET ONE , PLEASE LET ME KNOW

Andy Martin · Mar 29, 2010

Seems like a lot of trouble just to use a three bolt starter.

Is the ring gear diameter the same on a SM as an M or do you have to change the flywheel and clutch as well?

You might find an MD bell housing to take the three bolt starter.

1965lonewolf · Mar 29, 2010

NEED AND OR WANT IT FOR ADDITIONAL COMPRESSION I AM DOING , THATS ALL , IF I USE A SUPER M BELLHOUSING I HAVE MORE OPTIONS FOR STARTERS,

MeanGene1 · Mar 29, 2010

Why are you shouting?

Rick(MN) · Mar 29, 2010

Might have one. Will look after supper.

DeltaRed · Mar 29, 2010

Use a hitorque/gearreduction starter,you'll have all the starting power you need.a good starter shop can make you one.Also,make damn sure the SM bellhousing and the M will fit.there some differences .I learned this the hard way.

gene bender · Mar 30, 2010

Why cant you just change the bendix end on the SM starter and put the two bolt end on. If you could find a M#W reduction end for the original it would also work. Lots of ways to start your engine without changing bell housings

Owen Aaland · Mar 30, 2010

(quoted from post at 12:39:16 03/30/10) Why cant you just change the bendix end on the SM starter and put the two bolt end on. If you could find a M#W reduction end for the original it would also work. Lots of ways to start your engine without changing bell housings

The three bolt housing will allow use of much larger starters like the 35MT and 37MTseries used on the larger 66 and 86 series diesel tractors.

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