help... raider 9 starter

[ricksrj58 273]

heres a pic of my starter i need to replace.it has no numbers or end plate on it. another member posted this number 33835 but it comes up as a square starter with 3 mounting points and 11 teeth.my starter has 2 and 10 teeth.

[rickv1957 72]

Will check a couple of mine for a number,Rick

[TT-(Moderator) 1,145]

The original round-case starter is #32817.

Don't be surprised when you see what the # on the new replacement is. :omg:

[TT-(Moderator) 1,145]

By the way.......

You can also used the motor portion of the 32468/32468A starter with your nose bracket and drive if you want to build a "franken-starter".

You just have to turn the housing 180

[family tradition 0]

191.00 plus i just bought a new one

[rickv1957 72]

Ouch!,priced a starter for an Onan a while back 286.00,find an aftermaerket for 60.00 thats working great so far,Rick

[family tradition 0]

191.00 was for a 8hp kohler thats not including tax.

[TT-(Moderator) 1,145]

191.00 was for a 8hp kohler thats not including tax.

He must have seen you coming.

The first one I looked at:

http://www.smallenginesuppliers.com/shop/agora.cgi/15956

Pat's Small Engine Plus (in MN) has them for $84 shipped!

New aftermarket starters seem to be around $60 - $70.

[ricksrj58 273]

hey TT the numbers you first gave me is the replacement starter right, thats why i am going to be surprised. well thanks for the info guys.

[TT-(Moderator) 1,145]

Yes, Rick - everything I looked up went to the "new" number. (33835)

I actually checked the round-case starter on my '70 R-10, so I know the original number (32817) is correct.

I had one or two HH-100's with the square (replacement) starters and know they work fine. I think the different mounting bracket spaces them away from the block just enough to allow the drive gear with the extra tooth to mesh correctly with the ring gear on the flywheel.

[ricksrj58 273]

ok . so thats how that works :omg: