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Posted by Patrick in Illinois on June 03, 2006 at 17:38:03 from (68.23.148.156):
I have a 51 Super C that the starter gear on the flywheel is slightly worn. Someone told me today that I might be able to file the teeth and be able to get more life out of it as opposed to splitting the tractor. Tractor was switched to 12 V several years ago, but the starter was not. My question is if I have the starter rebuilt for 12V, and file the gear if that will take care of the occasional grinding of the gears. You all are very helpful as I start this project. I would rather not split the tractor as I have never done this before. Any opinions would be appreciated. Thanks
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