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    Posted: 15 Mar 2012 at 8:38pm
starting with a simple one:
1st problem ever running it (engine purrs all day long).  starter just whines, like it's not engaging flywheel.  gonna pull it and see if just basic crud in there is causing malfunction.
so i presume i just disconnect at the top and undo the machine screw in the clamp and wiggle out the starter?  (blue circles)  and what the heck is that bolt for inside the green circle???
if it's anything like the automotive starters i've rehabbed before should be no problem.
only timid approaching an apparantly original piece i'd hate to wreck.
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Disconnect power from the solenoid  and unscrew bolt in green circle to remove...
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thanks.  you just saved me from a probable disaster.
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No reason to mess with the clamp at the back unless you are checking the brushes. If it whirs that part is probly alright. The bolt/stud in the green circle not only holds the starter in the correct position it is also the means for a solid ground for the starter.  

Edited by Dick L - 15 Mar 2012 at 8:48pm
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Remove battery cable first.  Disconnect the cable from top of starter (top blue circle), remover bolt in side (green circle), slide starter out of bell housing.  No need to remove the band around back of starter.   Tim
 
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Edited by TMiller/NC - 15 Mar 2012 at 8:49pm
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