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Old 06-21-2012, 04:32 AM
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Default 1863 ND Starter

When I tried to start the cub yesterday the starter turned the engine for a second and stoped. I checked to make sure the engine was free and removed the plugs, still nothing. I removed the starter, hooked it up and found that the bendix goes out but does not turn.
Any special dissassembly procuders for this starter? According to the price for a new one on Partstree I really need to fix this one.
Kohler 24 098 01
228000-2640 ND Denso
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Old 06-21-2012, 06:38 AM
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IF your Cub is original, it rolled out of the factory with a Kohler CH18S - Spec #62588.

With that in mind, the starter for the above would be......25-098-11-S

Things I would check are:
* Battery cable connections
* Starter solenoid
* Make sure the engine is properly grounded
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Thanks for the reply. The motor in mine is a CH18S-62509. I got it from a friend who bought it new and believe it is original.
I clean all battery and solenoid connections and am reading 12.40 volts from +battery to starter housing and -battery to solenoid nut where the battery cable connects. Still the Bendix goes out to engage the flywheel but does not turn.
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Old 06-21-2012, 07:55 PM
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The 62509, uses the same starter as previously mentioned.
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Old 06-23-2012, 10:02 AM
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After taking the starter apart, cleaning, inspecting and reassembling it I put it back on the tractor without any improvement. As a last resort I cleaned the battery +post and that fixed it. I like to save the simple fixes for last. This is the second time I have been fooled into thinking that because the VOM shows 12 volts that full power is getting to a starter. Thanks
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