Mercury 20 Hp Outboard 12 Volt Electric Starter 1970s 47216a on 2040-parts.com
Rochester, Minnesota, United States
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I think the part number for this starter is 47216A or 97949A. I really think it is the first one. There is a number on the bolt plate - CP591004-0. The total length is 7 inches. The barrel is about 2 1/8 inches diameter. There are 10 teeth on the gear. It weighs almost 3 pounds. It spins nicely on my work bench with a 12 volt battery. My recollection is that when I had it on my 1972/3 Mercury 20 hp outboard, it didn't spin either fast or strongly enough to start the outboard. It is a nice looking clean piece.
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