Hello! Many of you helped me with my dozer a little while ago with the pony motor. I am in need of a starter for the pony motor and some help with understanding the circuitry of the electrical system/generator. We had figured out that the pony motor was likely off of a D8H not a 14A but I assume that the starter is still the same 6V starter and was not changed out to a 12V starter that the D8H has. The numbers I can find on the starter that were from the forging/casting are 1942941. The "1's" could just be brackets possibly as they are just straight lines. Those numbers were located on the top of the starter right close to the mounting bolts. It is a 9 tooth counter clockwise rotating drive.
Any help with this would be great!
These are the pics I took of the starter. Hopefully that helps
I have a startor with number 1942941 on the noze and the DELCO part number is 1107741-9c-14 and he is 12 volts
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