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Starter/Gen rotation question
I didn't quite know where to post this question, so apologies in advance if it should be somewhere else.
I was given a rough looking Case 224 GT with a Kohler K321. I was told it was running ok when it quit a number of years ago due to starter/gen failure. My two options are refurb the tractor or move the K321 to a roller Cub. But in either scenario I would like to have the motor running where it sits before I decide. The Kohler sits in the Case opposite of how it sits in a Cub. (i.e. the flywheel is to the front) thus the starter/gen rotates CW as opposed to CCW on Cubs. My problem is that the Case's s/g is gone (as in not there) so I can't even crank it. I have a number of s/g's for Cubs (CCW rotation) and I see field coil kits on eBay for CW s/g's. My Question is: Can the rotation of an s/g be changed by just changing the field coils or are there other mods involved? I posed this question to one of the vendors and he didn't know. Has anyone done this before, or know otherwise how to change rotation? And before anyone asks why not just buy a CW s/g? Because they are well over a Ben Franklin, that's why. Thanks for any input. |
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