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D2 DE start/pony combination?

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4 years 11 months ago #208766 by juiceman
Hi all, my latest D2 5U16,971? has a rope start pony. I would like to get an electric start for the pony; ALSO, wondering if there is enough room to have a 24V direct electric starter? The tractor is already bored for DE, and I have the 24V starter from my 18,xxx serial tractor. I like having the best of both worlds...
Didn’t know if anyone out here that has done what I’m attempting. I wonder if the pony clutch is too close.
What are your thoughts? TIA. JM
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4 years 11 months ago #208818 by Old Magnet
If you have an original 24V D2 inertia drive starter that's an easy installation with no interference.
If it's a conversion starter with direct mounted solenoid the hole will need to be offset to accommodate the conversion drive gear (larger diameter) and the solenoid will need to hang out the side or bottom orientation.

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4 years 11 months ago #208850 by juiceman
Thanks Old Magnet! Yes, I have an original starter set up from the other D2. Hopefully it should come together without too much effort. Thx. JM

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4 years 11 months ago #208862 by joman
Replied by joman on topic D311 w/ Pony and DES
Here you go, D311 DES with Pony.


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4 years 11 months ago #208880 by juiceman
Replied by juiceman on topic Cool!
Nice example of DE/pony combination. Thank you Joman. JM

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