Description

STG50599 Starter 1903105M91 for Massey Ferguson MF-165 MF-175 MF-180 MF-255 1969-1975

The STG50599 Starter with part number 1903105M91 is a high-quality starter designed for Massey Ferguson tractors, specifically the MF-165, MF-175, MF-180, and MF-255 models manufactured between 1969 and 1975. Below is a detailed breakdown of its specifications, compatibility, and applications:

Key Specifications:

• Item Condition: Aftermarket Part
• Part Type: Unit
• Voltage: 12V
• Rotation: Clockwise (CW)
• Teeth: 10
• Power: 3.3 kW
• Starter Type: PLGR (Planetary Gear Reduction)

Applications:

This starter is compatible with the following Massey Ferguson tractor models:

• MF-165
• MF-175
• MF-180
• MF-255

Cross-Referenced Part Numbers:

• Arrowhead: SDR0370, 410-12544, D8200972
• Delco: 8200271, 8200972, 8300063
• Lester: 6838

Product Features and Selling Points:

1. High Performance:
   • Delivers 3.3 kW of power at 12 volts, ensuring reliable starting for Massey Ferguson tractors.
2. Durable Construction:
   • Built with high-quality materials to withstand harsh conditions and provide long-lasting performance.
3. Precision Engineering:
   • Features a 10-tooth gear and clockwise rotation (CW), designed for seamless integration with compatible engines.
4. Wide Compatibility:
   • Compatible with Massey Ferguson MF-165, MF-175, MF-180, and MF-255 tractors (1969-1975), as well as cross-referenced with reputable brands like Delco and Lester, ensuring reliability and quality.
5. Trusted Brands:
   • Cross-referenced with reputable brands like Delco and Lester, ensuring reliability and quality.

Symptoms of a Faulty Starter:

1. Engine Not Cranking: When you turn the key, nothing happens.
2. Clicking Sound: A repeated clicking sound without the engine turning over.
3. Intermittent Starting: The engine starts sometimes but fails at other times.
4. Battery Issues: A fully charged battery that doesn’t engage the starter motor.

Installation Tips:

1. Disconnect the Battery: Always disconnect the negative terminal of the battery before starting the installation.
2. Locate the Starter: The starter is typically mounted on the engine block.
3. Remove the Old Starter: Disconnect the wiring and mounting bolts, then remove the faulty starter.
4. Install the New Starter: Connect the wiring and secure the new starter in place.
5. Reconnect the Battery: Reconnect the battery and test the starter to ensure proper operation.