D318 Power Unit 24 volt starter

I don't know about the starter, but you might be interested in this. I just scanned and submitted to library the Service Manual for the D18, D15 & D11. I will also put the original up for sale cheap! If you are interested send me a PM.
Craig

If you can find a knowledgeable starter repair man, they maybe can match a new 12v motor to your starter nose cone. But finding the knowledgeable guy can be near impossible anymore.

[quote="Ray54 post=251910 userid=2055"]If you can find a knowledgeable starter repair man, they maybe can match a new 12v motor to your starter nose cone. But finding the knowledgeable guy can be near impossible anymore.

***Ray54: I agree 110%. Seems like counter service anywhere is at an all time low. I needed a compressor belt for my yard truck, an IH Fleetstar with the Red Diamond 45o; went to 3 of the "best" suppliers in the area, first one scared to order one and 10 day wait, 2nd and 3rd places not even remotely close to what I needed.  Sadly, and quite scary, I sat down and did my own darned search and ended up with the exact fit via Amazon within 24 hours. Good grief!
Bad enough that some old timers have forgotten much or worse yet, dying off. I miss the days when you walked up, described what you needed, and they could just come back with your precious part without scanning the books for an hour looking for pictures! JM

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I just looked at my post again and DOH! I can't believe my typos! It should have been as seen below:

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[quote="Ray54 post=251910 userid=2055"]If you can find a knowledgeable starter repair man, they maybe can match a new 12v motor to your starter nose cone. But finding the knowledgeable guy can be near impossible anymore.

***Ray54: I agree 110%. Seems like counter service anywhere is at an all time low. I needed a compressor belt for my yard truck, an IH Fleetstar with the Red Diamond 45o; went to 3 of the "best" suppliers in the area, first one scared to order one and 10 day wait, 2nd and 3rd places not even remotely close to what I needed.  Sadly, and quite scary, I sat down and did my own darned search and ended up with the exact fit via Amazon within 24 hours. Good grief!
Bad enough that some old timers have forgotten much or worse yet, dying off. I miss the days when you walked up, described what you needed, and they could just come back with your precious part without scanning the books for an hour looking for pictures! JM

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