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Briggs Starter Gear
by Mek-a-nik » Fri Mar 21, 2014 12:25 pm
Working on a 44Q777 0136 G1 that has a bad starter. The ring gear on the flywheel is plastic. The bad starter has a plastic gear. Is this correct or should it be a steel gear on the starter?
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Re: Briggs Starter Gear
by Mek-a-nik » Fri Mar 21, 2014 1:25 pm
I think I answered my own question. The plastic gear on the bad starter has 16 teeth. The steel gears on the starters I have in stock have 14 teeth.
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Re: Briggs Starter Gear
by KE4AVB » Fri Mar 21, 2014 1:30 pm
Mek-a-nik wrote:Working on a 44Q777 0136 G1 that has a bad starter. The ring gear on the flywheel is plastic. The bad starter has a plastic gear. Is this correct or should it be a steel gear on the starter?
Mek-a-nik wrote:I think I answered my own question. The plastic gear on the bad starter has 16 teeth. The steel gears on the starters I have in stock have 14 teeth.
Yep you did.
Plastic plastic drive gears are used on plastic and aluminum ring gears only. Steel drive gears are only used with steel ring gears.
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Re: Briggs Starter Gear
by Mek-a-nik » Fri Mar 21, 2014 5:35 pm
I are a regular rocket scientist.
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