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John Deere 2305 Starter
I got the starter off by removing the left side motor mount that runs the length of the motor. There are 6 or 8 bolts that hold it on. You will need to put a floor jack under the motor and a block of wood to lift the motor up. You will have to loosen and remove the 2 rubber bushings between the...- Foothillbilly
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John Deere 2305 Starter
I'm trying to remove a starter from a JD 2305. The motor mount and studs that hold the starter on make this very difficult. Anyone experienced this and figured out a solution? :?- Foothillbilly
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