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    Posted: 07 Nov 2010 at 8:10am
can anyone tell me what starter model should be on a 615 diesel, it has the 2200 in it and I really only need the 3 bushings and the fiber type bushing/washer that goes between the post and case and I think she will be alright, but the only #s on the case are 3941 P05 A and I cant find any info on the web.  If anyone has one they would sell or know the bushing sizes or any info that would help I would appreciate it, Thanks, Dustin
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All the bushings are the same across most of the Delco starters, and the parts should be easily obtained at most auto stores. I had a cracked nose cone on my starter on the HD4 which I was able to weld up and keep everything aligned . Center bearing is one that seems to wear out first, I found a starter off my White truck used the same armature and bushings and end cap and was able to rebuild another starter for another 2200 engine.
 
Try this site for listing of starters for AC equipment and combines .
 


Edited by Coke-in-MN - 07 Nov 2010 at 8:30am
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Most of the 615 is a D-15 farm chasie with a heavy duty front axel. Should be the same as the D-15 farm tractor. Had one rebuilt for a 615. it cost me $100. The diesal starter might be a little harder to find
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Dustin, my owners manual and shop manual have model #1107548 for the diesel starter




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