will it work on a tecumseh h70 DC electric start? 1969 version
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I don't know off sure I have not had to work on a Tecumseh with that modual but if it looks like the same as yours it will they work on jojhdeere
278809
It Should work just fine...the cfm should be about right for it.....I used it on a 68 Ford with a 390.....and it basically bolted right up You will need the linkage adapter kit if it has an automatic transmission....and may have to use the old baseplate if that is used as a vacuum port for power brakes.....but it was a nice replacement carb for that Ford 2300 2-V. I would also recommend the electric choke kit for it...but now my car starts instantly....idles and accelerates fine.
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I don't believe the model I bought would, which was the H4. Check your specs and make sure you have the right socket.
1888708
I'm sorry but I have no idea, this starter did not work on my Tecumseh snowblower engine as it was supposed to and I ended up buying a different one
755192
there are many engines that this starter works on. I cant say about your application. mine was for a 1966 snow blower with a H50 Tecumseh engine known as a snow king. there is a long list of all the engines it fits, good luck ,Mark
2240000
It should, hard starts are pretty universal by design. You may want to match the rated horse power or wattage to your compressor. Wayne Ritewayappliance.com
848636
You need to know if your engine is a Tecumseh H70 (7HP) or an older HS50. If is ti the H70 then you need carb 63217A (most probably). If it is the older smaller motor you need carb 63210A. Your owners manual should tell you the HP of the machine.
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First, I have two of these engines and because they start soooo easily, never considered an electric start. Second, the starting mechanism (rope pull) is designed for a specific flywheel that I don't believe has an electric starting ring. To convert would be expensive!
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yes it will . if your starter look the same as that one it will work. i have no problems with the starter i got , try it . you will thank me ,,,,, smile
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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.
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.
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I looked up the specified carburetor for the Tecumseh H50 and the part number specified matches one of the ones provided for this carburetor. Although I replaced the carburetor on my H70 with this one, I had no problems with attaching the carburetor or its operation. I suspect that the bolt spacing and bolt size is standard for this part.
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This Amstron will work if your old HYS660 has the same specifications as this Amstron. Those specifications would be, battery voltage, its amp/hour rating, terminal type/spacing location and battery dimensions (width, height, depth). If it is not the same, you will need to make modifications to whichever doesn't match. Caution: If amp/hour rating doesn't match then you could damage the system you want to put it in.Hope this helps.
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Yes if your starter looks like this. The other type has a solenoid mounted directly on the starter.
102622
First, I have two of these engines and because they start soooo easily, never considered an electric start.Second, the starting mechanism (rope pull) is designed for a specific flywheel that I don't believe has an electric starting ring. To convert would be expensive!
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My only information is the description provided to Amazon by the seller. It appears it s the 3020-P that I used in my 2004 Dakota. If you are still unsure, I suggest you contact the seller or Tekonsha's technical support.
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I am not sure. I bought it for a Generac Generator with electric start. Sorry.