Will this starter work with the Briggs Model# 580447, 31HP Liquid Cooled Van Guard Engine. I do not have the old starter to compare part numbers with!
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I am only DIY so don't have all info. The starter 497596 is for smaller 18-20 HP range. In visiting Briggs OEM website (such as Jacks Small Engines) the 580447 offers 3 different starters - 0.8 Red Label, 1.0 Green or Blue Label, and 1.2 KW Brown or Purple Label. You will need your full Model # including type such as 580447-0105-E1 and see which starter you need.
1695168
I agree with Markmurto. Not the same. You need make, model, serial # and look at manufactures site for parts brake down. This should give you the OEM part #.
1695169
As far as I can tell, this starter will not fit your engine. Your engine is a three cylindar water cooled 31 hp beast. Go to a tractor store and see if you can get a look at one, since you don't have the original, because this starter fits the v-twin air cooled motors 20 hp or less. I looked on line and found little help on a part number for you. Some Briggs starters have an attached solonoid you may need.
843839
I can't give you a definitive answer. However, if you go to the Kolhler web site and find that their 25 hp starter is the same as their 15.5 hp starter, it should work. This is based on the fact this starter worked on my 15.5 in place of the Kolhler part. maybe this avenue will be helpful. Good luck.
1955579
This part should fit all the fresh start Briggs & Stratton engines. It is just a different color but works well withmy Craftsman 7.0 HP engine.
774295
put one on a 18 briggs and Stratton engine. It works. they are a universal fit so should be o k they should be guaranteed to work or refund on return. they are all about the same on the mower engines.
2114836
I'm not sure. Go to the briggs Web site and to check. They superceded numbers often
1156819
I believe it will. The engine rotation is the same. The design of this starter will give you a lot more room. Further away from the exhaust manifold heat as well.
868359
I purchased this carb. with a tank (BS-694315 ) to fix my father-in-laws tiller with a 5hp briggs and stratton. This was a few years ago, but I believe it was a 2 qt. tank. Use the number above for the tank and search for it, see if it looks like yours. I didn't have any probems putting it all together. Look at the holes on this tank where it mounts to the carb. if yours are the same it should mount up. The only other difference would be the pick-up tube being long enough. Sorry I couldn't be more definitive, I replaced this about 3 yrs. ago.
1710420
Maybe. Go to the Briggs and Stratton web site, enter the 2 ID numbers from your engine (mine were stamped on the top of the valve cover) navigate to starter motors and that will give you the correct part number of the motor you need.
723449
If yours looks like the one pictured it should. This started covers a wide range of Kohler motors. I was not able to cross reference mine by the John Deere part number on the side of the original starter. I simply went on line and look for engine match and the pictured shown. Good Luck
604576
According to Amazon's application lookup, yes. I also looked it up at www.quality-built.com where I got the part numbers for my new starter and alternator on my car and got 6481msn for a new starter on a GM 3.4L V6. THE best alternators and starters on the planet.
627025
If your research led you to this part number as a replacement on your engine then I would recommend this purchase because it is a genuine Briggs carburetor and will work straight out of the box. If you are not certain then keep searching because there is plenty of info on all Briggs and most Troy-Bilt tillers. I purchased this carburetor for a lawn mower and it was perfect. I also have a Troy-Bilt Versatiller ( 5 hp Tecumseh engine) and have had to search a number of parts of it. Wherever you search, you will get better results by including every number and bit of detailed information with your questions. Good luck.
2070769
Go to B&S; website and look up you actual engine number. It will give you the part number for the starter assembly. Then you will know for sure. It worked for me. Good luck.
960217
I believe the starters are the same and this will fit on your engine. Recommend doing a little leg work however before purchasing to make certain that it will fit. Do a Google search on your engine (380477) and see what comes up. I did and the parts recommendations seemed to be the same.
1302131
hello, go on briggs & Stratton web site get your info and buy it from amazon there cheaper I did
833232
Cedrick ... These starters are pretty universal. I suggest comparing the horsepower with those for this starter. I am sure it will match. Enjoy
1742422
Not sure run a parts number cross reference. Google the part number and the truck and see if this starter shows up on that make and model. Be sure to count the teeth and measure the circumference of gear if u decide to wing it.
386072
Probably but I would take the old starter off and compare it to the one in the picture. I had good luck matching the starter on my twin cylinder Kohler engine, even though they changed the number.