Rhino 224 starter ty290 question

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    • July 25, 2016 at 1:51 pm #46252
      Bob Rooks
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        What is the actual cost difference? You have been getting 6.6 years of service from each of your previous starters. Is it worth the added expense for a 20 year old tractor you won’t be using at all? Were your old starters not rebuildable? Was the original problem the starter or just the solenoid?

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        • August 1, 2016 at 10:40 am #46271
          skezix
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            Thank you for your reply.  I used to have the local tractor shop do all my work but he has retired now.

            I got a hold of Tommy at Affordable tractor and got it sorted out.  My new starter is on the way.  I found from china’s ebay that the starters they sell come with rebuild kits with the starter.  This is a very good idea as they are bogus as far as I am concerned.

            Bob

        • July 26, 2016 at 6:37 pm #46255
          DavidPrivett
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            under your conditions put on the stock starter, and call it good.

            • August 1, 2016 at 10:42 am #46272
              skezix
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                You hit it on the head a replacement of same type is on it’s way.  Thanks

                Bob

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