i have 15.5 hp OHV with a spec no. 41567, model no. cv15s. Will this starter work?
328494
This starter would not fit my 12.5 HP Kohler the gear hit my flywheel gear was to tall had to send back
723449
If yours looks like the one pictured it should. This started covers a wide range of Kohler motors. I was not able to cross reference mine by the John Deere part number on the side of the original starter. I simply went on line and look for engine match and the pictured shown. Good Luck
956109
I put mine in on a 25-098-05-s and it works great. I did a bunch of research online before I purchased and from what I could gather this starter will fit most of the 25-098 series (including the 07-s). It's been about 6 months so I can't remember the websites I got the info from. Hope this helps.
1773486
This starter should work for you I put one on my Ariens snowblower. Had good luck with mine
351221
It should work But take the number off the old starter type it in to google and you'll get your answer
989138
I'm not sure about the model number, I have a 14 1/2hp Briggs. Correct the start gear attaches with a C clip.
643309
It should. I put one in my Craftsman mower with a Kohler engine. I don't recall the hp now though. I did a fairly quick google search when I purchased. I think I put in the model # of this JD starter and then the word 'fits' to come up with a list of engines and sizes. The most convincing thing for me was just looking at my old starter and the pictures of this one on Amazon. I did need to put two cardboard shims in on the mounting bolts after I first installed to get a perfect fit, but it was super easy- I'm not a mechanical person at all. That was two years ago and the mower is still going strong. Very happy with the purchase as the Amazon price is half what Sears wanted. Hope this helps. It should. I put one in my Craftsman mower with a Kohler engine. I don't recall the hp now though. I did a fairly quick google search when I purchased. I think I put in the model # of this JD starter and then the word 'fits' to come up with a list of engines and sizes. The most convincing thing for me was just looking at my old starter and the pictures of this one on Amazon. I did need to put two cardboard shims in on the mounting bolts after I first installed to get a perfect fit, but it was super easy- I'm not a mechanical person at all. That was two years ago and the mower is still going... » Read More It should. I put one in my Craftsman mower with a Kohler engine. I don't recall the hp now though. I did a fairly quick google search when I purchased. I think I put in the model # of this JD starter and then the word 'fits' to come up with a list of engines and sizes. The most convincing thing for me was just looking at my old starter and the pictures of this one on Amazon. I did need to put two cardboard shims in on the mounting bolts after I first installed to get a perfect fit, but it was super easy- I'm not a mechanical person at all. That was two years ago and the mower is still going strong. Very happy with the purchase as the Amazon price is half what Sears wanted. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I have a 10HP Tecumseh that called for part #37000 and this starter worked fine.
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Hi Mark,I believe that that starter will work and if not, the company has a very good return policy. These starters work on either 12 or 6.
1812432
I'm not sure if the 15hp flywheel is the same as the 40-50 hp models. If it fits, the product worked great. Sorry thats all the help i have
1888708
I'm sorry but I have no idea, this starter did not work on my Tecumseh snowblower engine as it was supposed to and I ended up buying a different one
16112
Remove you old starter and count the number of teeth on the gear, if it has 13 teeth this starter should work. It works great on my 14 HP Kohler engine.
1264294
I don't know. I have 7520 hp it should work for mine but it was very poor quality
855571
I really don't know. Call or email the manufacturer for the best answer. I have 6hp Honda, if it is the same hp it might work.
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that is what I replaced with this one. same brand and everything. as long as the volts are the same you should be fine. run time will increase, so the only problem you may have is getting the motor a little hotter from the extended run times. keep an eye on it the first few runs and you should be good.
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Yes. Just make sure your your current starter has 13 teeth which it should.
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It will definitely start a V6. Just make sure it's charged and the cables have a good connection.