19839N
19839N / 121254-77010 / 121254-77011 / 121254-77012 / 121254-77019 / 129136-77010 / 129400-77012 / 171058-77010 / S13-41 / S13-41A / S13-41B / S13-41C / S13-41D / S13-78 / 116112
Elecdura
Available for qualified orders
20 pcs
7 - 15 Days
Neutral packaging / private-label review
18 Months
19839N / 121254-77010 / 121254-77011 / 121254-77012 / 121254-77019 / 129136-77010 / 129400-77012 / 171058-77010 / S13-41 / S13-41A / S13-41B / S13-41C / S13-41D / S13-78 / 116112
John Deere 3TNA82 and 4TNA82, Komatsu 3D84, and Yanmar 4T95 or 4TN98 applications requiring the specified 12V 2.5kW 15T CW starter
Confirm 12V, 2.5kW, 15T, CW, 2 × Ø13 mounting holes, a centered face view should match the locating profile, 95 mm engagement C and 19 mm distance-to-drive-gear H, mounting orientation and terminal layout against the removed starter before volume supply.
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John Deere parts counters frequently search WAI numbers when the original engine tag and removed-starter photos arrive from a workshop. Leading with 19839N, then adding 3TNA82 or 4TNA82 and the host machine, creates a faster B2B enquiry than starting from a mixed Yanmar reference list.
John Deere buyers often lead with 19839N, while Yanmar engine dealers may lead with 121254-77010. Confirm 12V 2.5kW, 15T, module 2.54, both Ø13 holes, Ø120 circle, 95 mm engagement and 19 mm drive position before sharing stock between those demand channels.
The complete item description is 12V, 2.5kW, 15T, module 2.54 and clockwise rotation. Displaying the 15T drive beside 19839N helps dealer branches distinguish it from 11T starters used on other compact Yanmar-powered equipment.
Primary OE / Reference | 19839N |
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Application | John Deere 3TNA82 and 4TNA82, Komatsu 3D84, and Yanmar 4T95 or 4TN98 applications requiring the specified 12V 2.5kW 15T CW starter |
Voltage | 12V |
Rated Power | 2.5kW |
Pinion Teeth | 15T |
Pinion Module | 2.54 |
Rotation | CW |
OE / Cross Reference | 19839N / 121254-77010 / 121254-77011 / 121254-77012 / 121254-77019 / 129136-77010 / 129400-77012 / 171058-77010 / S13-41 / S13-41A / S13-41B / S13-41C / S13-41D / S13-78 / 116112 |
Mounting Face | 2 × Ø13 mounting holes; Ø120 hole-circle reference |
Drive-End References | a centered face view should match the locating profile; 95 mm engagement C and 19 mm distance-to-drive-gear H; two-hole pattern on a Ø120 circle reference |
19839N John Deere 3TNA82 Starter Dimensions for Parts Dealers — compare the drawing with the removed starter before placing a volume order.
Compare the two Ø13 mounting holes and Ø120 hole circle from a square front view. A side photograph should show 95 mm engagement and 19 mm distance to the drive gear, while a rear view should keep the terminal orientation visible for receiving checks.
Use 19839N as the dealer-facing search number, supported by 121254-77010 and its suffixes, S13-41, S13-78 and 116112. The John Deere engine and machine remain important because a shared reference group can reach several equipment brands.
A dealer may share confirmed units with Yanmar or Komatsu demand after the complete physical set agrees, but 19839N sales history should retain the John Deere customer and supported engine. That separation gives branches more useful forecasting without creating a technical difference where none exists.
For branch stock, place 19839N, John Deere 3TNA82/4TNA82, 2.5kW and 15T on the outer carton. First-lot checks should cover the pinion, two-hole face, terminals and sampled electrical test, giving workshop and counter teams the same product baseline.
The Elecdura production video shows starter assembly and electrical testing. John Deere dealers can use it while arranging samples, carton wording, mixed-order packing and replenishment schedules for compact equipment and engine-service demand.
John Deere parts counters often search 19839N, while Yanmar engine dealers may lead with 121254-77010. The selected 12V 2.5kW 15T product can share that number family, but separate buyer-facing naming improves enquiry clarity. Final selection still depends on the 3TNA82 or 4TNA82 application and the same physical checks.
Provide the equipment model and serial, 3TNA82 or 4TNA82 engine identification, complete 19839N or old-unit markings and clear photographs. Include the 2.5kW label, fifteen-tooth pinion and terminal side. These details help the supplier respond to the actual Deere application without assuming that every machine using a small Yanmar-built engine takes one starter.
Compare the two Ø13 holes, Ø120 circle reference, 95 mm engagement dimension and 19 mm distance-to-drive-gear value. Photograph the face square to the camera and include a side view of the pinion. The measurements provide a practical check when several 15T compact-engine starters appear similar in dealer photographs or cross-reference lists.
Lead with 19839N for the Deere-channel request, then add every complete Yanmar or S13 number found on the removed unit. Do not replace the application details with the number list. Pair the references with the engine, 12V 2.5kW 15T rating and flange images so sales can search widely while quoting one defined product.
Review active 3TNA82 and 4TNA82 machines, seasonal repair volume, branch distance and supplier lead time. Set a small emergency reserve where equipment downtime is expensive, then replenish from measured demand. Label the bin with 19839N and the 2.5kW 15T definition so transfers are not confused with another Yanmar-led stock record.
Sample the 12V 2.5kW labels, count fifteen teeth, inspect the two-hole drive end, compare the 95 mm and 19 mm references and verify terminal protection. Match the carton label to the accepted product. These checks give Deere parts teams a consistent receiving record before starters are sent to rural branches or service workshops.
Test battery capacity, voltage drop, ground condition, solenoid command and cable connections. Inspect the ring gear when engagement is noisy and confirm that the engine turns freely. Report the findings with the machine and old-starter details. This helps avoid replacing a correct 2.5kW unit when the actual problem is elsewhere in the starting circuit.
Email the Deere machine and engine information, complete 19839N and related markings, rating label, mounting-face, pinion and terminal photographs, branch quantity split, annual estimate and delivery target. Elecdura can then discuss the 12V 2.5kW 15T product, volume price levels, production timing, packing and shipment options for the dealer network.
Email the John Deere engine and machine details, full 19839N, 121254 or S13 marking, rating label, straight mounting-face, pinion and terminal photographs, branch quantity, destination and required date to info@elecdurauto.com. Elecdura will compare the 15T product and provide wholesale pricing, packing and lead time.