is it 16 tooth? Is it really 8 inches long? I have a 13hp Briggs and my starter is only about 6.5" long. i am struggling to find a starter???
1077374
Count the teeth on your old starter. Stay with that number. If you have the room for it, length may not be so important.
95953
The actual length is around 7 inches actually and I also found out that this starter burnt out very quickly on cold starts (20degrees) and I went back to my old one.
361345
Possibly 5 to 6 inchs. That's not having checked because I only used it once and took it back off sounds a bit loud for a v6 or smaller engine.
50036
As long as it is a 7/8" shaft and a Briggs engine. I had to modify the bolts slightly on mine but I was able to get it to work just fine, one of the bolts does not go all the way through the engine and had to be cut down. Once I did that it was fine and gas been working good for about a year now.
1903057
No. Shaft is 3/4" diameter and keyed. Don't know exact length, around 4 inches. It is the standard size one would find on any engine used for a log splitter, generator or similiar application. Mine was a bolt in replacement for a Briggs & Stratton.
555982
Briggs & Stratton 205 cc. Good motor. However the drive belt went out after 7 hours, so it's no a useless garden ornament.
1950504
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,.
225156
Hi, It is 6mm. Hope this helps. In general, I am disappointed be the lack of a dimensional description for these little motors. They should give shaft diameter, length, flange mounting screw thread, and bolt circle, body length and diameter. All this information would help. Jim
1699457
Hi Donald,I did not measure the shaft diameter of the starter on my 1942 9n when I installed this starter drive but it did fit and solved my problem completely. What tractor are you working on?
1260795
about 12" to 14 " I put this in my snow blower it reached the starter junt fine
43830
Not sure but I put on my 14.5 ohv single cylinder briggs. Works fine. Wire is approximately 8in long. Sorry but its all I got
528432
i've trimmed mine i wanna say stock was around 6" currently though its about 5" because i shortened it to fit my aplication. good switch btw, i use it with my pump at the bottom of my driveway still working after two years
2156666
It has been a year since I received the starter but U think it was approx 1 ft. It is now 3-3 1/2 ft and doing well!
1984736
I think it's suppose to be 6" front and 8" rear. Awesome mower for smaller yards. We are in WA state, lots of wet grass. If the grass is wet, we change the battery once during the mow. Our smaller yard, takes about 15 minutes to mow. The mower is so quiet you can have a conversation while it's running. NO MORE TRIPS TO THE GAS STATION!! Overall we are very happy with this product. If you have a smaller city sized yard, it is perfect. :)
2180250
No that is not accurate.A starter does come with this engine.I put this same engine on a sears mower that had a 18.5 hp motor in it that failed.So far my new engine is working great.
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I,ll have to ck ,its in the shed attached to an auger atm........I believe its 5/8" ,it should say in its description. Real strong motor too. It runs a 16'x4" pony auger ......Yeah its 5/8" dia..........Least mine is anyway...........
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As far as I can tell, this starter will not fit your engine. Your engine is a three cylindar water cooled 31 hp beast. Go to a tractor store and see if you can get a look at one, since you don't have the original, because this starter fits the v-twin air cooled motors 20 hp or less. I looked on line and found little help on a part number for you. Some Briggs starters have an attached solonoid you may need.