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Open up the control box and look at whats in there. Its all 24 volt. Or do like Scooby mentioned. But for me, why change what has worked for the last 50 years very well?

Chainbreaker wrote: BTW, the Type II starters were used on units mfg'd after 1989 (1990/1991 units) and are 100% applicable for retrofit in prior year models and do not require the older style Type I support brkt. So if you find a type two, get it instead. It helps if you get all your info on...

Partner, Maybe we need to get you up to snuff on TM's? Have you ever used them? As ray wrote, they are in the SS forum and free to download. If you need help, say something. As you can see, there are lots of folks here to help.

So. You want to change just the starter? Or the whole gen set? Because EVERYTHING electrical on it, on the DC side is 24 VDC. That is a big undertaking. Doable. But no mater what you spend on a new starter, its not going to be more then changing the whole nine yards. What version starter are you...