Westerbeke Starter on 2040-parts.com
Amesbury, Massachusetts, US
This starter came off of a W46 but also was used on other Westerbeke gen sets such as 4.4BCD, 4.4WMD, 7.7WMD, 8.0BTDA, 10.0BTDA, 11.0BTD, 11.0WMD, 12.5BTD
12.5BTDA, 12.5 BTDB, 12.5WMD This same starter was used on Mitsubishi 4DQ5 engines that were used by many others including Chrysler, Bobcat, Massey Ferguson and others
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