Anyone know the part number for a FORD 2000 tractor, 1972 model 3 cyl gas
I have it off, no markings on it. I called a local rebuild place, but they were talking $150 to rebuild. I'd like to shop around to see if I can get one off Amazon as an alternative.
I have been Googling....lots of part numbers out there, most cryptic. I'll wait for Soundguy to chime in with suggestions.
WM75Guy
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Here is the parts diagram from Messick's. There are several starters under Electrical.
New Holland (2 - SERIES) - 3 CYL TRACTOR (1/65-12/74) Parts Diagrams
New Holland (2 - SERIES) - 3 CYL TRACTOR (1/65-12/74) Parts Diagrams
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OEM number is D7NN11001A for a new starter. New Holland dealers can stock and sell D7NN11001AR which is remanufactured. A very popular new aftermarket starter part number is 1100-0112.
Excellent - Perfect - what I was looking for ! Thank you !
Well, since I have an ear, I might have been too assuming that it was my starter. Just assumed it was...but, I do need to go and have it tested.....Let me describe what's actually happening...Tractor is 45 years old. Owned by the same family for 43 years before I bought it, and I know the owners. It's the original starter.
9 times out of 10, when I hit the starter, there is a loud crack (sounds like metal on metal), and then I hear the freespin of the starter gear. Finally, on the roughly 10th time, the starter gear will engage the flywheel and turn the tractor over. Happens like this everytime I go to start it.
When I removed the starter, I didn't notice anything wrong with the flywheel like bent teeth or chipped teeth that would be a problem, nor did I notice anything on the starter gear...........again, assumed it was a starter? Is the described problem indicative of a starter going bad?
9 times out of 10, when I hit the starter, there is a loud crack (sounds like metal on metal), and then I hear the freespin of the starter gear. Finally, on the roughly 10th time, the starter gear will engage the flywheel and turn the tractor over. Happens like this everytime I go to start it.
When I removed the starter, I didn't notice anything wrong with the flywheel like bent teeth or chipped teeth that would be a problem, nor did I notice anything on the starter gear...........again, assumed it was a starter? Is the described problem indicative of a starter going bad?