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04-10-2018, 11:10 PM
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1200 starter
Guys, buddy text me a couple weeks back....he saved a 1200 with a creeper & good tin from an elderly neighbor, said I can have it if I want. He doesn't know the backstory on it, but the starter is missing.
Looking at the catalog, it appears there's both a 10 tooth and 13 tooth starter listed. How do I find which starter I need? I'm assuming it would be matched up with a specific tooth count ring gear? Hoping to pick it up this weekend. Thinking this could be my permanent tiller rig if I can get it together and tack on a spring assist. Might have a 2182 arriving soon too....but it sounds pretty bad, maybe an organ donor for something else here. Thanks all
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04-10-2018, 11:27 PM
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Yeah, I saw Cub lists one, but CC Specialties has both. Just wondered if there was a definitive way of knowing which one I'll need. It's gonna need a bit of tlc so time shouldn't be an issue.
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04-10-2018, 11:36 PM
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Model K301AQS Spec XXXXXXX From engine ID sticker Serial XXXXXXX
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04-11-2018, 06:51 AM
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----IF----- your 1200 has a K301AQS-47541 engine, then the correct starter would be 45-098-05.
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04-11-2018, 09:49 AM
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Don't want to dampen yer enthusiasm,
but before I sprang for a starter I'd do some checking if this "free" jewel is worthy of a starter. I'd not be buying a weddin' ring till I met the "lady" A friend offered to set me up with a Mermaid once, I didn't go for it, that deal smelled "fishy" to me 
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04-11-2018, 07:43 PM
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Still, gotta find out if the engine grenaded or not, that'll be the big one....bought my 86 with a busted rod; a little money and some of my time & its been a good chore rig around here. Plus, the 1200 would be my 1st new Cub in 3 years, and my 1st Quietline, so I'm a little excited.
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