One thing I found that helped is that if you wrap on some haywire to the extension close to the socket, you can guide it up to the nut more easily because the fingers don’t fit in very good
They for sure a pain to install I put one on my 2020 and it’s all one person can do to put it on to hold it and to get one started and the one for my old 6410 I feel sorry for whom ever has to change that one
first take that delco starter and throw it in the river, there crap !!!!! not made in usa no matter what the tag says. most stuff from china. if you want a good starter utube denso starter john derre. as for a seal they do have proper gaskets/ starter wieghs bout 55#.
Thanks I like your idea I’m trying it tomorrow on my 4430. Hope your doing well thanks for your video.
Thanks for your video. Yes, the 12v battery conversion is a lot better.
Man i dread if the starter ever goes out on the 4055 lol. Thanks for the video.
Yeah, it's a chore to put on
One thing I found that helped is that if you wrap on some haywire to the extension close to the socket, you can guide it up to the nut more easily because the fingers don’t fit in very good
Thanks. I'll keep that in mind.
John Deere has a special wrench for that back bolt on the starter.
Good work on the 4230!! I joined your channel!! 👍
Thank You. I try to give as much infomation in case somebody has to do it themselves. It ain't as easy as some make it look.
They for sure a pain to install I put one on my 2020 and it’s all one person can do to put it on to hold it and to get one started and the one for my old 6410 I feel sorry for whom ever has to change that one
Yeah, both are a pain to change. With the 6400 ya ain't got enough room between the loader mount and the frame.
first take that delco starter and throw it in the river, there crap !!!!! not made in usa no matter what the tag says. most stuff from china. if you want a good starter utube denso starter john derre. as for a seal they do have proper gaskets/ starter wieghs bout 55#.