AM102628 New Starter Fits John Deere Mower 130 160 165 GX70 GX75 GX95 RX63 +
AM102628 New Starter Fits John Deere Mower 130 160 165 GX70 GX75 GX95 RX63 +
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One New Aftermarket Replacement Starter Fits John Deere Lawn Mowers and Tractors
This aftermarket replacement starter motor fits a wide range of Fits John Deere riding mowers and lawn tractors powered by the Fits Kawasaki FC290V 9HP engine. It is a PMDD-type, 12-volt starter with counter-clockwise (CCW) rotation, designed as a direct bolt-in replacement for the original Fits John Deere AM102628 starter. The original equipment manufacturer for this starter is Nippondenso (Fits Denso).
Specifications
- Voltage: 12V
- Power: 0.6 kW / 0.8 HP
- Rotation: CCW (Counter-Clockwise)
- Starter Type: PMDD
- Number of Teeth: 9
- Gear OD: 1.11 in / 28.2 mm
- Mounting Ear 1 Hole: 8mm Unthreaded
- Mounting Ear 2 Hole: 8mm Unthreaded
- Weight: approx. 4.47 lbs / 2.03 kg
- Engine: Fits Kawasaki FC290V
Compatible Models
Fits John Deere Lawn Tractors: 130 (1986-1988), 160, 165
Fits John Deere Riding Mowers: GX70 (1991-1996), GX75 (1991-1996), GX95, RX63, RX73, RX75 (1987-1990), RX95, SRX75 (1991-1996), SRX95, SX75 (1987-1990), SX95
Replaces Part Number(s):
AM102628
Aftermarket Interchange Numbers
Fits Kawasaki: 21163-2068, 211632068 | Nippondenso: 128000-2760, 1280002760 | J&N: 410-52068 | Arrowhead: SND0006 | Lester: 18403 | Rotary: 11487 | Barsanco: 610-233 | WAI: 2-2740-ND | Wilson/Wilson HD: 91-29-5451 | Wilson Small Engine: 71-29-18403 | PIC: 190-534 | Dixie: S-8938 | EMS: 49-2760 | Minnpar: 57-2759 | RCP: ST-18403 | Andre Niermann: 012760
New aftermarket replacement part - not remanufactured, not used.
Models This Part Fits:
RX75, GX95, SX75, SRX75, GX75, 130, GX70, 165, RX95, 160, SX95, SRX95, RX73, RX63Reference Numbers:
AM102628Product Category:
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Always good to have a starter that works…..heck of a removal and install but it was not the starters fault….john deere design was the cause they designed the mower so that you had to remove the engine from the frame to remove and replace the starter……glad it worked with no problems with the new starter…….


