144-9955
144-9955 / 0R9702 / 228000-7500 / DSN2055 / 18992N / 190-17020 / 190-30022
Elecdura
Available for qualified orders
20 pcs
7 - 15 Days
Neutral packaging / private-label review
18 Months
144-9955 / 0R9702 / 228000-7500 / DSN2055 / 18992N / 190-17020 / 190-30022
Caterpillar equipment using 3034 or C4.4 engines, including selected loaders and telehandlers
Confirm 12V, 2.7kW, 10T, CW, 3 × Ø11 mounting holes, Ø89 drive-end locating reference, 18 mm and 29 mm axial references, mounting orientation and terminal layout against the removed starter before volume supply.
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144-9955 is aimed at dealers and repair networks supporting Caterpillar machines using 3034 or C4.4 engines. The complete application matters because the same workshop may service loaders, telehandlers and compact equipment that use different noses or cable layouts.
Include the machine model, serial prefix, engine information and old starter label with the request. Elecdura checks the 10-tooth drive, Ø127 three-hole face, Ø89 locating reference and terminals, giving the service counter concrete fitment points before the first installation and later branch orders.
Primary OE reference | 144-9955 |
Target application | Caterpillar equipment using 3034 or C4.4 engines, including selected loaders and telehandlers |
Voltage and output | 12V / 2.7kW |
Pinion, module and rotation | 10 teeth / module 3.175 / CW |
Mounting-hole reference | 3 × Ø11 mounting holes; three-hole face on Ø127 reference |
Drive-end reference | Ø89 drive-end locating reference; 18 mm and 29 mm axial references; Ø127 mounting-hole circle reference |
OE and cross-reference group | 144-9955 / 0R9702 / 228000-7500 / DSN2055 / 18992N / 190-17020 / 190-30022 |
Wholesale terms | MOQ 20 pcs / normally 7–15 days after order confirmation |
Warranty | 18 months under agreed sales terms |
144-9955 10T starter motor mounting and drive-end dimensions for buyer-side comparison.
Caterpillar 3034 and C4.4 equipment can use different starter housings across machine builds. Compare 3 × Ø11 mounting holes, Ø127 mounting-hole circle reference, Ø89 drive-end locating reference and 18 mm and 29 mm axial references with the removed unit before stock is allocated to a loader or telehandler fleet.
Add the machine serial prefix, a straight mounting-face photograph and a terminal-side photograph to the RFQ. The combined application and dimensional checks help a dealer separate the 144-9955 configuration from a related Caterpillar starter with a different nose or cable layout.
The buying group can include 144-9955, reman reference 0R9702, Denso 228000-7500, DSN2055 and aftermarket number 18992N. Use those numbers to connect service and purchasing documents while keeping the Caterpillar machine and engine details on the RFQ.
If an old unit carries only one related number, compare the label rating, pinion, three-hole nose and terminal clocking. That physical review prevents a reference-only match from sending an unsuitable starter into a rental fleet where downtime costs more than another fitment check.
Rental and construction-equipment buyers can use a machine trial to confirm installation clearance, cranking behavior and the correct service part before replenishing several depots. Elecdura supplies neutral cartons for normal wholesale orders and can review private-label cartons, barcodes or account labels for qualified volumes.
Before ordering: attach serial-prefix and removed-unit photographs.
At installation: confirm face seating, cable clearance and clean engagement.
At receiving: verify 10 teeth, three Ø11 holes and the full label.
The video shows Elecdura starter-motor assembly and electrical testing for aftermarket supply. Send the Caterpillar equipment model, engine details, old-unit reference, mounting images, quantity and packing needs so the response can identify the correct 144-9955 configuration and commercial terms.
Provide the machine model, serial prefix, 3034 or C4.4 engine information and the complete number on the removed starter. Add clear photographs of the label, three-hole mounting face, pinion and terminals. These details let the quotation remain tied to the actual equipment instead of assuming every loader or telehandler in the engine family uses identical hardware.
They are useful remanufacturing and manufacturer cross-references within the purchasing group. Retain the exact number supplied by the customer, then confirm 12V, 2.7kW, 10 teeth, clockwise rotation and the physical nose. A cross-reference can connect service records, but it cannot replace the serial-prefix and mounting comparison required for equipment fitment.
Check the three Ø11 mounting holes on the Ø127 circle, the Ø89 locating reference and the 18 mm and 29 mm axial points. Photograph the face straight on and measure the removed unit with suitable tools. The combination helps distinguish the intended nose even when another Caterpillar starter has a similar motor and solenoid silhouette.
The serial prefix narrows the machine build more precisely than a model name alone. Include it with the engine and old-unit number so Elecdura can compare one physical configuration. This is particularly valuable when a rental fleet owns several production generations of the same loader or telehandler model.
Verify that the locating surface seats fully, the bolts align without force, cables reach the correct terminals and the pinion engages without abnormal noise. Record cranking voltage, installation photographs and the machine serial prefix. Those observations create a practical reference for subsequent depot orders and help separate a starter concern from battery or cable problems.
Select cartons from more than one pallet position and compare full labels, ten-tooth drives, three-hole castings, terminal protection and packaging condition. Check one unit against the measurements and photographs confirmed on the identified machine, then note the shipment lot. Isolate any item with another nose, rating or terminal arrangement before distribution.
Neutral cartons are suitable for routine mixed replacement orders. Private-label packaging can be discussed when the buyer provides volume, artwork, barcode and destination-marking requirements. Regardless of branding, the package should protect the drive and terminals and preserve the complete reference, electrical specification and lot identity needed by warehouse and warranty teams.
Send the exact OE or cross-reference, machine model, serial prefix, engine data, quantity, delivery country and target date. Attach old-unit label, mounting, pinion and terminal photos and state the packaging request. With that information, Elecdura can price the defined 12V 2.7kW 10T unit and specify the trial and delivery terms.
Send 144-9955 or the complete related reference, Caterpillar machine model and serial prefix, 3034 or C4.4 engine details, old-unit photographs, quantity and destination. Elecdura will return the 12V 2.7kW 10T offer with mounting checks, delivery schedule and packaging options.
For rental fleets, note which depot and machine group will use the stock. Elecdura can keep the reference, trial-unit checks and carton identification aligned so service counters do not merge different Caterpillar starter families.