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Topic: Re: 1939 9N starter problems
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| Derrick Palmer
04-16-2012 15:51:55
24.31.185.176
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I'm having trouble removing the pin from the shaft to pull off the drive see if the spring inside is broken. My tractor has been converted to 12 volt and my starter does not match the one in the manual I have. Do you know if there is a trick to remove the pin? I was hitting it pretty hard and made no progress...
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| Derrick Palmer
04-17-2012 04:18:31
98.102.158.196
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Re: 1939 9N starter problems in reply to Derrick Palmer, 04-16-2012 15:51:55
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| I did some more digging... My starter is not different, just the drive bendix...
Thanks,
Derrick
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| soundguy
04-19-2012 10:17:15
107.41.110.205
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Re: 1939 9N starter problems in reply to Derrick Palmer, 04-17-2012 04:18:31
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| | a lil washer sets over the pin.. you have to hold the washer down. in any case.. if the starter spins but drive doesn't suck in, make sur ethe shaft is clean.. spray cleaner like carb spray the shaft and drive. next buff the mating place the starter hits the bellhousing.. then make sure all yer cables and connections are good. NO LUBE on the shaft or drive.. lube creates drag.. drag makes for slower speed.. slow speed makes it not travel and engage.. post back
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| Derrick Palmer
05-01-2012 09:13:35
98.102.158.196
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Re: 1939 9N starter problems in reply to soundguy, 04-19-2012 10:17:15
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| I got it off and a new one on. Put it back on the tractor and it started right up. Thanks for the help!
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