
starter 228000-8160,228000-8161,228000-9450 114860,62811000140 2280008160,2280008161 STN4860XH,STN4860ZD FOR Massey Ferguson tractors GC2300, GC1750, GC2600
Applicable models:Massey Ferguson tractors GC2300, GC1750, GC2600
Reference part number:228000-8160,228000-8161,228000-9450 114860,62811000140 2280008160,2280008161 368543M91,19786N 2280009450,300N11365Z 228000-8160,228000-8161 228000-9450 6281100-0140 368543M91
| Power horsepower : | 12V 1.1KW |
| Number of feet : | 13T |
| Size : | |
| Weight : | Net weight: 2.9kg Gross weight: 3.05kg |
| Packaging : | Neutral kraft paper packaging |
| Spot/Pre sale : | Spot goods |
| Warranty : | 1 year |
| Product number : |
| Type : | starter |
| Specification : | 12V 1.1KW |
| Number of feet : | 13T |
| Brand : | NUOJIN |
| Number : | 228000-8160 |
| Quality : | Remanufacture |
| Delivery time : | 30 days |





Pre - installation Preparation
Safety Protection and Vehicle Securing
Park the tractor on a flat and solid surface, and firmly secure the vehicle by pulling the handbrake. Disconnect the negative terminal of the storage battery to prevent short circuits or accidental activation of the starter motor caused by unintended contact during installation. It is advisable to wear non - slip gloves during the operation to avoid hand scratches from the sharp edges of components.
Inspection of Components and Tools
Verify that the model of the 12V 1.1KW starter motor is compatible with the tractor model. Check that the starter motor housing is free of cracks, the terminals are free of corrosion, and the gears rotate smoothly without jamming. Prepare professional tools including a socket wrench, torque wrench, lint - free cleaning cloth, and rust inhibitor. Meanwhile, confirm that all supporting accessories such as mounting bolts and gaskets are complete. In addition, inspect the starter - related components (e.g., the starter solenoid and connection terminals) for aging or damage, and replace any damaged parts in advance.
Cleaning of the Installation Position
Locate the starter mounting seat on the tractor engine (usually connected to the flywheel housing). Wipe off oil stains, dust, and metal debris from the mounting surface with a cleaning cloth. If there is corrosion on the threads of the mounting seat, apply a small amount of rust inhibitor. This ensures that the subsequent bolt tightening is secure and prevents thread stripping.
Core Installation Operations
Precise Alignment and Securing
Align the new starter motor with the mounting holes on the engine flywheel housing. Ensure that the gear end of the starter motor is properly aligned with the flywheel ring gear to avoid faulty meshing after installation. Initially fasten the mounting bolts by hand, then tighten them to the torque specified for the tractor model using a torque wrench. Avoid excessive force, which could damage the mounting seat or bolts. For some models, a diagonal tightening method is required to ensure the starter motor is installed firmly without looseness.
Standardized Electrical Connection
First, connect the wires between the starter motor and the solenoid, matching them according to the wire harness colors or terminal markings. Secure any fixing clips tightly to prevent detachment under bumpy operating conditions. Subsequently, connect the storage battery wires—connect the positive terminal first, followed by the negative terminal. Ensure tight contact between the terminals and the battery posts; wipe off any oxide layer on the post surfaces to reduce contact resistance.
Post - installation Commissioning and Inspection
Preliminary Functional Test
Reconnect the negative terminal of the storage battery and turn on the ignition switch to observe the starter motor's operation. Under normal circumstances, the starter motor should quickly drive the flywheel to rotate without gear - clashing noises, jamming, or other abnormal sounds, and the engine should start smoothly. If there is abnormal noise indicating poor gear meshing, stop the machine immediately to check for misalignment of the starter motor and make timely adjustments.
Detailed Re - inspection
After a successful start, turn off the engine. Recheck that the starter mounting bolts are not loose and that no heat is generated at the wire connections. Ensure there is no interference between the starter motor and surrounding components (such as engine wire harnesses and pipelines). This prevents the starter motor from being damaged due to friction with other parts caused by vibrations during tractor operation.
Regarding Component Selection and Pre - inspection
Adhere strictly to the principle of model compatibility
Be sure to select a 12V 1.1KW starter that is accurately matched to the tractor model, and prioritize original factory or certified high - quality accessories. Never mix starters of different powers or models; otherwise, it will not only fail to drive the engine normally but may also burn out the vehicle's electrical system. Meanwhile, verify the sizes of matching bolts and gaskets, as accessories that do not meet specifications will lead to loose installation.
Conduct a comprehensive inspection of associated components
In addition to inspecting the starter itself, focus on testing the solenoid switch and starter relay. A multimeter can be used to test the on - off performance of the solenoid switch. If there are issues such as ablated contacts or weak pull - in force, the solenoid switch must be replaced in advance. Check the relay contacts to ensure they can close properly and transmit current when receiving signals, so as to avoid intermittent operation failures of the starter after installation.
Regarding Standardized Installation Operations
Prohibit violent operations
Throughout the installation process, do not strike the starter housing or gear end with tools such as hammers or chisels. The internal parts of the starter are precision - made; violent impacts can damage internal components like coils and one - way clutches, and may also cause gear deformation, affecting the meshing with the flywheel ring gear. If it is difficult to align the starter, readjust its position instead of forcing it into place by tapping.
Follow strict sequence for electrical connections
The sequence of electrical connections must never be reversed. You must first connect the wires between the starter and the solenoid switch, then connect the storage battery wires. When connecting the storage battery, follow the sequence of "connecting the positive terminal first and then the negative terminal"; the reverse sequence applies during disassembly, starting with disconnecting the negative terminal. After completing the wiring, secure the wire harness with cable ties to prevent the harness from getting entangled with rotating parts during tractor operation. At the same time, keep the wire harness away from high - temperature areas to prevent aging.
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