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    Posted: 30 Nov 2012 at 8:34am

  Has anyone converted their starters over to a solonoid operated starter on their dozer. I was wondering if their was enough room with the blower being right above it. I can get a new Delco MT39 or MT40 for fairly cheap and just wanted to know if they would fit before i buy one. I dont really care to rebuild the old one if i could get a new one that fits

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 Jeremy
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The Delco starters have a rotatable nose, if it does interfere you may be able to re-orient the nose for clearance, just remember to align the cupped areas for the bolts to fit up correctly, no 1/2 hole adjustments.  They do also make alternate nose housings on th motor itself with the bolt holes oriented 1/2 hole off to the motor.
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They work great, I have put them on every machine i rebuilt, the old style or original is hard or impossible to find parts for . I have 2 or 3 of them somewhere. 
 As I also converted over to alternator the idea of a key switch in system worked great . Mounting is no problem as it is a direct fit or replacement . 
They are easy to find and at a right price in many areas. Seems they are standard across most truck engines and the supply is good on rebuilt or used takeouts.  
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Thanks For the replys. I bought a delco 39mt will be installing it this weekend hopefully.
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