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H60 12v starter? Part number? Anything please...

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DennisThornton    4,769

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Normally I Google for a couple minutes and find what I want.  Sometime longer...  Tonight I've spent half an hour and said heck, lots of guys (some gals?) here know off the top of their heads!  Just ask!  (I even searched here for one...)

Supper time and I'm tired...

My L156, 1966 Lawn Ranger, and what I'd think is the original engine, H60 is missing the starter.  What's the part number of the starter please?  It's missing the carb as well and lo and behold brand new ones are $15 on ebay!  How do you make a whole carb for $15?  I've paid far more for a kit!

But I still can't find a 12 v starter...  All kinds of 120v ones!

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slammer302    2,155

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I have one if your interested its from a tecky i had on a 552 

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AMC RULES    37,134

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Brand new 12v Techy starters are currently listed on Ebay. 
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WNYPCRepair    1,921

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That is what the manual shows, but they all go to 120v Edited by WNYPCRepair
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DennisThornton    4,769

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Craig, I checked ebay and found nothing.  What are your search criteria?  Man, i'm usually pretty good at that!
Slammer, my engine is looked up and I've spent no time on it yet because I thought heck, no carb and no starter I'll just look for an engine.  Then I see that ebay has new carbs for $15, well what's a starter and then nothing...

So if I can get a carb cheap and hopefully at least a decent price on a starter I'll see if I can free up a 66 Tecky!

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WNYPCRepair    1,921

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Does this look like it will work?

 

33607A / 29316 Starter 

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DennisThornton    4,769

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Does this look like it will work?

 

33607A / 29316 Starter 

I was just there!  And I missed it somehow!  I knew you knew more than just how to fix computers!  I WAS JUST THERE!  Oh well...Thanks my friend!  (How did I miss that....)

And I see that Craig played a role in the engine manual!  I hadn't gotten that far yet..

So thanks to both of my friends!

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AMC RULES    37,134

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:scratchead:  Searched...
"tecumseh starter" on ebay...found this. 
E-BAY link deleted
then select H-60 engine in the drop down window. :confusion-shrug: Wasn't too hard.   

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DennisThornton    4,769

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Explains why my search for H60 did NOT find the above "H50-70 ".  The description shows:
29965, 32468, -A, 33606, 35765, -A 
OS #5752N-EB

But mentions neither the numbers Brian found...

33607A / 29316 Starter 

I can find tons of 120 volts

Anyhow, thanks for the ebay link.  Now if could just trade a brand new carb for a starter! <grin>

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Pretty sure from looking at the blower housing that this is what I need:
New-Tecumseh-12V-Starter-35765-32468-33606-35765A-5752Where I am often seeing this, which I thinking is wrong:?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.manddsmallengine.com  But I don't know, maybe both with fit?

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Retired Wrencher    5,477

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Pretty sure from looking at the blower housing that this is what I need:
New-Tecumseh-12V-Starter-35765-32468-33606-35765A-5752Where I am often seeing this, which I thinking is wrong:?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.manddsmallengine.com  But I don't know, maybe both with fit?

Dennis I have the # in the garage. I put a new on the 657 that I have give a minute.

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AMC RULES    37,134

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For your battery start ignition, you need the top one pictured there. 

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DennisThornton    4,769

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For your battery start ignition, you need the top one pictured there. 

Craig, pics must display differently on different screens.  Mine are left/right.  I'm assuming you are referring to the black round one?  That's what I thought anyway since the opening in the flywheel shroud is round.

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bell housing - flywheel shroud

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AMC RULES    37,134

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Yep, that's the one Dennis...
the other is 110/120v, plugs into a wall outlet/walk behind blowers. 

 

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http://www.amazon.com/Tecumseh-starter-OE-29965-32468-33606/dp/B00OBTT8UO

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DennisThornton    4,769

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Thanks Brian!  
And Thank You Craig!  Pictures and all!  Can't get this kind of help ANYWHERE!

Now if I can just find one for the same price as the new carb...

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AMC RULES    37,134

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Yep, looks like price went up $20 since I got mine...   :blink:
the Amazon offer isn't too bad, considering the free shipping. 

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Retired Wrencher    5,477

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Thanks Brian!  
And Thank You Craig!  Pictures and all!  Can't get this kind of help ANYWHERE!

Now if I can just find one for the same price as the new carb...

Dennis the original #was 29965 that is what the Master P/N book says. I hope this helps.

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Thanks Brian!  
And Thank You Craig!  Pictures and all!  Can't get this kind of help ANYWHERE!

Now if I can just find one for the same price as the new carb...

Dennis the original #was 29965 that is what the Master P/N book says. I hope this helps.

Thank you!

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