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High Quality Aftermarket Starter Generator for Vintage Small Engines. CLOCKWISE Direction
This replaces all Delco Remy Starter Generators used on Vintage Small Engines and Small Tractors that use a starter generator.
Specs:
- 12 Volts
- Negative Ground
- 7 1/4" between mounting brackets
For Vintage Cub Cadet, Sears, Ford, Jacobsen, Minneapolis Moline, Allis Chalmers, Simplicity, Bolens Garden Tractors and More
$20 Flat Rate Shipping in the Continental USA.
2 Reviews
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Starter Generator
This was a PERFECT replacement for the original delco! One word: Quality. Thanks isavetractors!
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good quality, works as intended
Thanks for helping us keep these old things running. Mine's a 1966 Wheelhorse. Retired to hauling a brush wagon around, but a good trusted companion.
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