the Story of Starter Drive
Early starter drives used simple gear engagement without clutch protection. the drive, introduced in the 1910s, used inertia to engage the gear. modern designs employ solenoid-controlled engagement for timing. material evolution from basic steel to specialized alloys improved durability. today's designs incorporate helical for quieter operation.

Part Number
1113267,10465365,TY24303,10479618,10465407,F3HZ11001A,10461460,TY24305,10465026,10107220,220-12072,0-23000-2020,0230001581,1113271,3918377,11-DE364,10465151,19136221,10457121,0-23000-2400,3604677,10461283,F3HT11001AB,683058033345,F7HT11001AC,10479630,RE60654,1113276,1113277,10479614,10461482,0230001990,0230002260,1113283

Deere
Ty24303 ty24305 re60654

Gear OD
32 mm

Drive Type
Roller

Item Description
Drive assembly

Length
85 mm

Rotation
Cw
Clockwise

Inside Diameter
14 mm

Splines Type
Spiral

Teeth
10

Product Notice
Timberjack harvester 608 harvester

Weight
1.35 lbs

Teeth on Drive
10

Number of Splines
12

Wet Clutch Seal
Yes

How to Install Starter Drive
Disconnect the negative terminal. the starter motor from the engine. disassemble the starter motor end cap to the drive assembly. slide the drive off the armature shaft. install the new drive, ensuring proper alignment of the and snap . reassemble the starter motor and reinstall it on the engine.