Description
When you’ve got a mixed fleet of tractors from different brands and years, finding the right starter can feel like a treasure hunt that never ends. This versatile 2.7KW starter eliminates that headache by replacing over 100 different part numbers across multiple manufacturers. Whether you’re running vintage iron or newer models, this single starter covers more ground than a wide cultivator, getting your equipment fired up when there’s work waiting.
What You’re Getting
- Replaces 100+ OEM and aftermarket part numbers so you can simplify your parts inventory
- 2.7 kilowatt output delivers reliable cranking power for diesel engines without overdoing it
- 9-tooth pinion gear matches common flywheel configurations found across different brands
- 12-volt system works with standard agricultural electrical setups
- Proven design compatible with Bosch, Lucas, Iskra, and OEM applications
Built for Real Farm Work
This starter is perfect for farms running multiple tractor brands, equipment dealers who need to stock versatile parts, or anyone tired of playing part number roulette. It handles applications where Bosch, Lucas, Iskra, and various tractor manufacturer starters were originally specified. From morning chores with your utility tractor to pulling heavy implements with the big horsepower units, this starter gets them all turning over reliably when you need them most.
Made to Last
Meeting specifications for so many different applications means this starter is built to the highest standards. The 2.7KW rating provides plenty of power for cold starts and high-compression engines, while robust construction handles the punishment of daily farm use. Heavy-duty brushes, quality bearings, and sealed construction ensure it’ll outlast many single-application starters, giving you more bang for your buck.
Installation Notes
With compatibility spanning dozens of part numbers, proper identification is key before you order. Verify your application by checking the old starter’s part number, confirming the 9-tooth pinion matches your flywheel, and making sure you’ve got 12V system compatibility. During installation, pay attention to mounting bolt patterns and electrical connections – while this starter fits many applications, each might have slight differences in the details. Clean connections and proper torque are essential for any starter handling this kind of amperage.
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