🔧 High-Quality Starter Motor for Briggs & Stratton Cooled Engines 12HP 16HP with Free Gear | Part Numbers 391423 AM122337 | Shop Rareelectrical Review

This starter bolts directly onto the engine of my 12hp Briggs & Stratton mower. and works great. This purchase saved me hundreds of dollars compared to the dealer. Excellent purchase!

Came very nice packaging, in return made the installation easier. I got a quality replacement for a fraction of the cost! I will rate this product in terms of durability. It takes time for an honest evaluation.

So far after a day of use the starter works perfectly. First I had a 1976 Gilson that used a different bracket on the starter. I had to disassemble my old starter and my new starter. Transferred front bracket and all is well. Would I buy again if I needed another for another tractor.

Perfect. I have a 17 year old LT1000 with a Briggs & Stratton engine. He owes me absolutely nothing. But I'm too stingy to buy a new lawn tractor. Aside from the blades, this was the first thing I had to replace. The first time lit and lit. Fixed my mower for less than $40. Remember to count your teeth before ordering.

Very easy to install just took a few pictures of how it looked before installation. It's been about a year and everything still works great. I have a John Deere LT166. Don't try to use a metal gear here or you could ruin other parts. This is plastic for a reason - it would be better if this gear got worse than other parts every 10 years.

This starter was the perfect replacement for my John Deere LT166 garden tractor at 1/3 the cost of an OEM starter! Everything fitted together so the installation went smoothly. Works flawlessly. I love that they include a spare gear as this part of a John Deere tractor is notorious for wear and tear. They appear to be of the same quality as the OEM units.

I've seen a lot of bad reviews about the plastic gear not being durable but my mower has plastic teeth on the flywheel and the old starter I removed had plastic Gear. on topic. I can only assume that people who fail prematurely have metal teeth on their flywheels. Replace it with a similar one and everything will be fine. The shafts have been running great for over a year with no real signs of wear or fatigue.