Model A Starter

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U.S.A. Keeps the brush against the amature. U.S.A.

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This is the bronze button that you see from the outside of the starter. The starter switch makes contact with this button. U.S.A.

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This bushing is used in the end plate of the starter opposite the drive end. (brush end). Won't work on plates with removable end caps over shaft end hole. U.S.A.

These are used in the end of the starter plate towards the starter drive end. (oposite of brush end)

Wraps around the starter housing inside to prevent shorts at the end of the fields. U.S.A.

Ours is fiber that won't melt like the cut pieces of plastic tubing sold elsewhere. U.S.A.

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Always carry extra fuses for your safety fuse unit. U.S.A.

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This is not a necessity but it does make installing the A-11350-M modern starter drive easier. This will compress the drive so you can get to the mounting screw easier.

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A modern style starter drive that is a direct replacement for the original style. More reliable and perfect for 5/8" shafts for withstanding 12 volt applications.

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This screw usually takes a beating getting it out. It is the screw that goes through the generator casting, and holds the heavy steel plates that hold the fields in place. Also used on Model...

Goes at the rear of the armature as a thrust. U.S.A.

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Rebuilt starters sold on exchange only. Completely rebuilt, new fields and rebuilt armature are part of every rebuild! 5/8" shaft. You must have a complete rebuild-able core. Remove starter drive,...

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Why burn up your model A when you can save it with this nifty little device. Installs easily on the starter switch using the same starter switch mounting holes. Complete authentic looking unit...

When adding a safety fuse, you will need these two longer screws with the lock washers to mount it.