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Anonymous-0 · Mar 20, 2011

I need a new starter but all I can find is a 2 hole housing and mine is a 3. The numbers I can see are 341. Also mine M was changed to 12v and all I see are 6v starters. Thank You

bobs old iron · Mar 21, 2011

poco; if tractor was org 6v starter, and all you can find is a 6v'er, you can use it on a 12v system, 6v were stronger, just don"t grind starter for a long time. lot of conversions, kept 6v starters. possibly others will help confirm my statement, or correct my statment, this best to my knowledge.

teddy52food · Mar 21, 2011

Can't your starter be rebuilt? The nose can be switched too.

MN Mike · Mar 21, 2011

I converted my 340 to 12v about 3 years ago and kept the 6v starter based on recommendations from this group. haven't had any trouble. just don't crank on it endlessly.

Janicholson · Mar 21, 2011

SM and SMTA, 400 450 gas all used the 3 bolt. 6v is just fine. Use a new style drive with no big spring on it and all is well. Jim

Owen Aaland · Mar 21, 2011

There has been some discussion on here before regarding the three bolt starters for these tractors. My understanding is that the Super M and the Super M-TA uses a starter with a different offset than the 400 and 450.

The part numbers I come with are:
Super M 2 bolt - 1107448
Super M 3 bolt - 1108012
Super M-TA - 1108012
400/450 6Volt - 1108038
450 12 volt - 1108173

All of the starters use the same starter drive. Any of them can be rebuilt to either 6 volt or 12 volt specs.

Anonymous-0 · Mar 21, 2011

Thanks for all the help, I'm still new at these old tractors, on this site everyday.

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