Starter Drive

[Kpar]

Has any Barner used the B-11350-US Starter Drive.
If so any issues ?.
Kpar

[koates]

Keith, Yes that is the only one to use unless you can find a good original genuine Ford one. Do you have a problem with your starter? Regards, Kevin.

[rotorwrench]

The one on Mac VP's site is likely a copy of the old original types but possibly made in the USA. If it is as good as the old originals, it should work just fine. Here's a link.
https://www.vanpeltsalesstore.com/B-...bly_p_728.html

[Mac VP]

The one on our website is definitely USA made. We install them on our new starters and sell them separately.

[Kpar]

Originally Posted by koates

Keith, Yes that is the only one to use unless you can find a good original genuine Ford one. Do you have a problem with your starter? Regards, Kevin.

Hi Kevin, No problems with the one on the 33, just setting up a spare & hopefully never needing it. Got to do it now while I'm still capable
Kpar

[Kpar]

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Thanks all, It's just that I've read a few posts on problems installing starters with repo drives on them.
Kpar

[51504bat]

Originally Posted by Kpar

Thanks all, It's just that I've read a few posts on problems installing starters with repo drives on them.
Kpar

Several years ago I installed a starter with the new style Bendix in the 8ba in my '40 1 1/2 ton flatbed. After many four letter words I was able to get it in without resorting to a grinder as others have had to do. Might have been that I had more room to maneuver the starter since it was going into a big truck. Regardless, the new style Bendix does pose an installation issue in many instance, at least in my experience.