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1010 jd Crawler 1961

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Little_River_Farms

03-19-2007 15:20:47

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I need to replace the starter on this crawler. Only way we see to do it is remove frame. Does anyone have a shop manaul handy that shows any other way besides cutting out a section of the frame?

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Ian Orser

04-12-2007 14:34:44

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Re: 1010 jd Crawler 1961 in reply to Little_River_Farms, 03-19-2007 15:20:47

I got mine out without cutting a bit tricky but doable

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jdemaris

03-19-2007 15:58:57

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Re: 1010 jd Crawler 1961 in reply to Little_River_Farms, 03-19-2007 15:20:47

You've got me stumped -as to what your problem is. I've got two 1010 crawlers - a 1960 and a 1961. I was also a Deere mechancic since the mid 1960s. I've never had a problem either removing or installing the starter on the 1010s - regardless if it's a Prestolite or Delco. Bolts not very easy to get to - but it just takes a little extra effort.

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Little_River_Farms

03-19-2007 18:01:58

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Re: 1010 jd Crawler 1961 in reply to jdemaris, 03-19-2007 15:58:57

How do you get to the bottom bolt? The frame rail lays right up again the starter. We have looked at 3 around this area that people have cut a square out of the frame to get to the bolts. We don"t want to do this.

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jdemaris

03-19-2007 19:38:10

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Re: 1010 jd Crawler 1961 in reply to Little_River_Farms, 03-19-2007 18:01:58

Just about all Deere crawlers need a starter-wrench to get to the bottom bolt - since the side-frame is in the way. Deere, OTC, Snap-On, et. al. sell the wrenches.

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