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starter motor that fits various Case/IH models ("See fits")Technical specifications:-Voltage: 12V-Power: 4.2kW-Total length: 304.8mm

- Bosch starter motor- voltage 12 V- power 4.0 kW- number of teeth 11- reduction gear- 127 mm between upper and lower mounting holes diagonally- L1 230 mm- L2 94 mm- L3 89 mm

When your big Case or Valtra won't turn over on a cold morning, you know that sinking feeling. This heavy-duty gear reduction starter delivers the cranking power needed to fire up your Case or Valtra diesel engine, even on those cold mornings when the oil feels like molasses. With 4.2KW of power and gear reduction design, it spins your engine fast enough to start reliably , whether you're heading out for morning chores or trying to beat the rain. What You're Getting Powerful 4.2KW motor with gear reduction design multiplies torque for reliable cold-weather starting - less strain on your electrical system than direct drive 11-tooth pinion gear meshes perfectly with flywheel ring gear and right-hand mounting ensures it matches your original setup MAHLE quality construction built to handle the demands of high-compression diesels day after day 12-volt system compatible with standard tractor electrical systems - no modifications needed Built for Real Farm Work This starter fits Case CS, CX, and CVX series tractors, plus Valtra 8000 series and many N and T series models including the N113, N143, N134, N154, N174, T120-T254, and numerous other variants. These are the machines pulling wide planters, running heavy tillage, and powering through long harvest days where reliable starting isn't optional. Made to Last The gear reduction design is a game-changer for these high-compression engines. Instead of fighting compression directly, the gears multiply torque while reducing amp draw on your battery. This means cooler operation, longer starter life, and confident starts even with batteries that have seen better days or engines with some hours on them. Installation Notes Before installation, clean all electrical connections thoroughly - poor connections cause more starter failures than worn-out starters. Check your battery cables for corrosion or damage; a weak connection robs starting power. When installing, ensure the starter is properly shimmed so the pinion gear meshes correctly with the ring gear. Most farmers can swap this starter in about 45 minutes. Pro tip: while you're under there, check your ring gear teeth for damage - a bad ring gear will destroy a new starter quickly.