Greetings,
I have a B&S 18hp V-twin model 350447 type 1116-E1 code 00021111. This is stuffed into a Toro Sandpro 5020. There is very little room to remove the starter bolts. Along the way someone used the wrong bolts stripping the starter mounting threads on the engine. I am going to try to use a helicoil to fix these threads and have ordered new factory bolts and a new factory starter.
Here is my issue:
In the parts manual that I have for this engine it states that both the starter bolts have the same part number 805247. Which I ordered 2. The factory starter that I ordered has a new number 691564. I do not understand how this engine can take the same bolts here as the depth of one of the mounting holes is deeper than the other. It is hard to tell if someone has broken a bolt off inside one of the holes? The last thing I want to do is drill because I assume there is a broken bolt then drill into the engine itself. It does not appear to be broken inside. So I wanted to check with the pros here. Possibly the new bolts are both just really short? There is also a mounting hole that is below the one that the current starter was attached to. This hole is also not as deep as the top one. Did someone use the wrong starter and does the right starter mount to this hole?
The second picture is the depth of the top starter hole. The third picture is the depth of the bottom starter hole. (where this starter was mounted)
I have a B&S 18hp V-twin model 350447 type 1116-E1 code 00021111. This is stuffed into a Toro Sandpro 5020. There is very little room to remove the starter bolts. Along the way someone used the wrong bolts stripping the starter mounting threads on the engine. I am going to try to use a helicoil to fix these threads and have ordered new factory bolts and a new factory starter.
Here is my issue:
In the parts manual that I have for this engine it states that both the starter bolts have the same part number 805247. Which I ordered 2. The factory starter that I ordered has a new number 691564. I do not understand how this engine can take the same bolts here as the depth of one of the mounting holes is deeper than the other. It is hard to tell if someone has broken a bolt off inside one of the holes? The last thing I want to do is drill because I assume there is a broken bolt then drill into the engine itself. It does not appear to be broken inside. So I wanted to check with the pros here. Possibly the new bolts are both just really short? There is also a mounting hole that is below the one that the current starter was attached to. This hole is also not as deep as the top one. Did someone use the wrong starter and does the right starter mount to this hole?
The second picture is the depth of the top starter hole. The third picture is the depth of the bottom starter hole. (where this starter was mounted)