This starter comes as a long and short version. Can you tell me which this is? Can you give the length?
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The starter I bought went on a Husqvarna riding mower. The starter must be a long version because there would be no room on my mower for anything any longer. I measured the one that came off, stood it up and it is seven (7) inches to the tip top that included the gear mechanism that goes up and contacts the flywheel. Hope this helps. ----- James
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I'm just a purchaser so have no idea what the producer put into the starter.
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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.
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It is slightly shorter, not by much though. I tossed my old standard one long ago so, I can't measure the difference. Sorry.
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Danny - I received my starter from "DB Electrical Starter-Alternator". My paperwork says to contact the seller if there are any questions. If you bought yours from this company I would contact them. Just as a note, after buying and installing mine, it turned out I had a battery with a bad sell. If the starter and battery went out at the same time....not sure. Hope this helps.
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Recoil pull starter, Mine starts easily. Dont idle too long, as water cooling only works while prop is spinning.
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James, I had two of these starters. The first one never worked was recalled. The second one, which I received to replace the first one, worked once and then went dead. Good luck with yours.
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No idea but the gear on this one broke in half on about the 10th start attempt + it's barely powerful enough to get mine started anyway. I'd find another to consider.
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Please detail the part number DIRECTLY of the starter/Generator you are replacing. We stock 9 different Hitachi GSB series starter/generators. I know there are at least 12 different models and many different part numbers. Some having slightly different shaft lengths, some have different Brush Holders which set the rotation in a different direction resulting in different hook-up, some have different functions at the designated post, some just have different wire terminals. and some are simply clocked in a different postion. It is important to know the part number you were orginally replacing. thanks Jay
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It don't show a pull starter for this model. this is what they show, Briggs and Stratton 695959 Starter-Mechanical Your price: $160.50 0 of these in your cart
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It's short. Also, it doesn't work very well and falls apart easily. Mine lasted a good 5 days.
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What I received was 5/16", 10' long. I used it as fuel supply line for an LS1 project. It's a standard Dorman part and there are better descriptions at other websites such as Summit Racing.
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there are two different types of starters briggs and stratton the one with the long black cylinder is different and im not sure about that but this other one that is made bronzed look color this one with the bronze color has the clip your asking about.
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I would not order anything from them,. I sent my starter back because it was the wrong one,. mine was suppose to be a 16 tooth,. But they have not sent my money back to me nor have they sent me the 16 tooth starter,. This was done in October, 2013,.
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#2/0 gauge black stranded starter cable would work best, especially if you're looking at a seven foot run. (I have three of these units and use #2 gauge on all of them.) Such is available at most any local auto parts store, but am not certain if they come in seven foot lengths. Be certain you use a deep-cycle marine battery. Just today I purchased one at a local Walmart; needed it as a back-up. (See Raymond R's comment below.)
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Remove the bad starter and on the end that has the geared spindle there should be a part number and manufacturer. Post it and then I can answer your question
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I have no idea. You will need to contact the seller and verify that the starter is compatible with the car.