💪 Stens 435-151 Starter Solenoid: Strong and Reliable Performance in Sleek Black Design Review

I received this as the box was a little wrinkled and creased although the outer mailer box was fine but also the product looked very different in proportion and shape. It does not matter. Once installed, it worked great! Mine was installed on a John Deere D125 mower. Now it starts without any problems (which it didn't have when it was bought new). were not as thick as the previous nuts. I ended up using nuts on the old part as they were thicker and harder. I think they should come with higher…

I have an old John Deere Saber tractor. Does not start, starter and ignition switch recently changed. I was hoping that this time the new starter or switch wasn't to blame. I found the starter solenoid buried in the dirt and grass under the seat in the battery compartment. I removed the starter solenoid which was held in place with a couple of 10mm screws. It was very rusty and bad looking. I was happy to find this at Revain and hoped it would bring my Deere back to life. After installing a new

After removing the battery and safety switches, I discovered that the starter solenoid was a faulty component that was preventing the Deere D130 from starting. I turn the key and the headlights work but they won't come on. If this sounds familiar after a quick google search, this is a common faulty Deere lawnmower component. I was happy to find this part and get it quickly. Easy quick installation (5 minutes max) and my lawnmower was up and running in no time. Now my only concern is that it has

Worked well on Cub Cadet LT1042, easy to install and fix starting issues. I hear a click but no cranking or starting. Now and then he would start. Cleaned contacts on this solenoid, still nothing. I also cleaned the contacts on the starter. I then used 12 AWG wire to short two poles (one constantly at 12V, the other at 12V when the solenoid is activated) shorting what happens when the solenoid is on (it connects power to the other). Pole). ) and the engine started, so I knew this solenoid…

I needed to replace the starter solenoid on my Troy-Bilt TB30 (made by MTD who also make the Cub Cadet CC30 and Craftsman R110 - still the same mower , only brands are different). My TB30 has a 344cc Briggs & Stratton engine. cm rated at 10.5 hp (model number 21R7070039 G1), but Briggs & Stratton did not list the starter solenoid part number in the engine parts manual. So I had to rely on the existing starter solenoid to find a replacement. The key was to get a "4-post" solenoid (some 3-post…