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Well... It finally happened. 25 Jun 2019 21:08 #96734

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Thanks, and it looks like if I swap brackets, it'll rotate it even farther out. Ok, if I'm converting to 12 volt starter, what about the choke. Can I also swap it out from the 57?

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Well... It finally happened. 25 Jun 2019 21:05 #96733

you should be good............i believe they inter change, giving you a 12 volt........i am not positive..........no worries on the positive hook up......its close but ya can stick a small cigar in the clarence, all ya need.........180 spin, is next to difficult to tighten the cable......
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Well... It finally happened. 25 Jun 2019 20:57 #96732

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Out of curiosity, I looked at the 57 bracket and everything looked to match up. The only thing is the positive post is close to the cover.

And yes, the 57 spins up fine. Scared me just a bit to be honest.

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Well... It finally happened. 25 Jun 2019 20:41 #96731

yup bin there........2 outta 4...........sucks........

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Well... It finally happened. 25 Jun 2019 20:32 #96729

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Not looking good...

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Well... It finally happened. 25 Jun 2019 18:44 #96724

Mike and Charlie are right, assuming you have the air silencer off to get in at the center bolt just above the carb.........i have pulled them with bracket in........you have to remove all the guts off the top of the starter, reach under to unbolt the starter housing bolts.........hold your tounge just the right way, it will squeeze out inbtween the bracket and pan..........like they said, once undone there is nothing holding that starter together........i put a couple nuts on the top after pulling........
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Well... It finally happened. 25 Jun 2019 18:09 #96720

Mike is right but be careful when you pull the long bolts out of the starter they like to brake off in the bracket and the old starter will fall apart when you pull those 2 bolts and the new one will 2
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Well... It finally happened. 25 Jun 2019 17:27 #96719

I think you remove bracket and starter together from motor and then two long screws go through the starter housing into the bottom of the bracket.
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Well... It finally happened. 25 Jun 2019 17:06 #96718

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How do I get the starter out of the bracket?

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Well... It finally happened. 25 Jun 2019 09:59 #96715

sorry Trey nope........the 6 volt and the 12 volt have 2 different bolting centers......i recall the 12v is about an1/8th bigger..........but you may be lucky........have a look at your bracket, if you have 4 threaded holes, one set is for 6 the other for 12........its a long shot......i needed a new bracket once and Dave had one, it had the 4 holes...........i never knew till i seen it...........

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