Gear reduction starter what does it fit?

[hillbillyhim]

I have this starter that I wonder what it fits? Picked it up at an auction.

 

[Texasmark]

I think Chrysler products used gear reduction units back in the 70-80-time line.

 

[1948CaseVAI]

I'm not an expert but appears to me to be a common 12V Delco starter - there are hundreds of them. How would anyone know what it fits? Pics don't even show the business end.

 

[Jim.ME]

I have this starter that I wonder what it fits? Picked it up at an auction.

Better pictures of the entire starter might help.

 

[wore out]

I have this starter that I wonder what it fits? Picked it up at an auction.

The "model 756" stamped on the I.D. plate is an UNUSUAL for a Delco number.

"Back in the day" many aftermarket tractor parts suppliers sold gear reduction replacement starters, I suspect yours may have been such a thing.

The paint would point to Minneapolis Moline, but the mounting flange doesn't look MM to me, but I am not familiar with all the models

 

[used red MN]

The paint could point to about any industrial machine as well. Ya, your photos in a request to ID something are a ‘fail’

I think Chrysler products used gear reduction units back in the 70-80-time line.

A Chrysler gear reduction starter was built in house Chrysler/Mopar. Delco for all practical purposes is/was a General Motors division or company.

 

[McCormick 40]

The bolt pattern looks like the IH td-40 and td-14 starters.

 

[wore out]

The bolt pattern looks like the IH td-40 and td-14 starters.

It think you're right! And that could explain the yellow paint.

 

[Duner Wi]

Numbers say TD18 and TD18a. TD14 uses #710 . KoO would say Duals rule.