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Export threadGord Baker
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Go to a Dealer, get a new one. Done.
outdoorpowermike
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Have you ever heard motor run? The plastic gear do wear out, and there's reasons why, and since the cover and flywheel will need to come off to replace the starter make sure flywheel key is not damaged, have a full charged battery, no gas in cylinders and all flywheel teeth are there valves are adjusted right. These engines are just about as good as they get. If you don't have the tool to replace ring gear just purchase a new starter with only the correct starter. Feed back your fix.
I'm at a loss for words...cut right to the chase give as much information as one can on "said" piece of equipment.. Most of these guys willing to help you are "good"...no, REALLY GOOD..but they are not Magicians, Wizards or Miracle Workers..give em' what they need to be able to help as best they can!
They sure have helped this rookie here!
They sure have helped this rookie here!
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These engines have an aluminum tag riveted to the very top of the metal fan shroud. Pretty easy to find the model and type numbers.