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D14 starter for a CA?
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    Posted: 11 hours 35 minutes ago at 10:19pm
Is a 12v D 14 starter mechanically compatible with a CA. I'd like to change it out for the purpose of having a 12v starter and the use of a solenoid. Thanks
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i think the 6v and 12v systems use a different flywheel with a different number of teeth.
12v starter has 9 teeth...... 6v starter has 14 teeth....

why not just have your 6v starter changed to a solenoid stud... and use 12v on it ?


Edited by steve(ill) - 10 hours 45 minutes ago at 11:09pm
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For the B,C & CA tractor you MUST use a 14t  starter drive.
  If you are willing to change the starter drive and re-drill the starter mounting hole in the nose cone to properly  position the starter drive to the flywheel, it could be made to work.
  I would just take the CA starter to a competent rebuilder and have it made into a 12 volt unit with a stud instead of a button.
 You could just use the CA starter as is with 12 volts, however you will probably ruin the ring gear in time. 
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As Paul said you might have trouble with the 6V starter using 12V on it then again i HAVE A CA with a 6V starter that I know has been cranked by a 12V battery for at least 40 years.
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Is adding a stud to the CA starter pretty straightforward or is it more in-depth that I would need to take it to a starter repair shop? 

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installing the stud is not for beginners.. but if you have a BIG SOLDER IRON and you are familiar with solder techniques, it can be done at home.
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