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Gear reduction starter for W126 diesel?
Does anyone know where I can get a gear reduction starter for an '87 300SDL?
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Ive heard they sell them here > http://www.mean-green.com/products/starter.html
But, that may only be for the 617, not the 603? Someone? |
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So are these actually a good item? My starter probably has a couple years left (it still does ok in the cold) but when the time comes I'd consider one like that company sells if it would be an improvement. I take it all the advantage is in more consistent cranking/speed? and the lack of huge current draw on the battery? Explain please.
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I have to laugh at all the comments from those that never had the experince of a geared starter!
I have a White 2.45 tractor made in Japan that had two batteries in parralell. It always turned real slow in cold weather. I had to rebuild it several times. The brushes were $12 each from the dealer. My local alternater shop talked me into buying a gear reduction starter that cost me less than what the solenoid on the original starter cost. I could not believe how fast it cranks now. So I do not believe that the manufacters back in the old days always did the best choices on what to use. Tom |
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