228000-0250 John Deere Yanmar Starter Motor Wholesale 12V 1.2kW 13T

A John Deere machine record and a Yanmar engine record can describe the same starter through different service references. For a distributor, the first decision is therefore not whether one number appears in a cross-reference list; it is whether the complete machine, engine and removed-unit record converges on the 228000-0250 13-tooth configuration.

Importers, regional distributors and John Deere service networks need one approval sequence that keeps broad John Deere–Yanmar demand from turning into mixed stock. Linking machine identity, engine records and physical checks also prevents every 3-cylinder Yanmar application from being treated as identical when a purchasing team prepares the RFQ.

228000-0250 Starter Motor Wholesale Identity Map for John Deere and Yanmar Records

Use the following order when consolidating a customer request. Each layer should support the next; a single reference number without the machine or engine context is not enough for an unconditional fitment release.

1. Start with the machine: record the John Deere model, machine PIN and any option or serial break shown in the parts book.

2. Connect the engine: capture the full Yanmar engine designation and the starter number listed in the engine service record.

3. Read the removed unit: photograph the complete Denso label, not only the first six digits, and record every John Deere or Yanmar number that is still legible.

4. Close the physical match: verify 13 teeth, clockwise rotation, drive-end housing, two mounting ears, pinion reach and both terminal positions.

228000-0250 Starter Motor Distributor Specification and OE Release Table

228000-0250 Starter Motor B2B Mounting-Drawing Review

The drawing is a purchasing-control aid for comparing the sample with the removed unit. Check the two mounting ears as a pair, the flange and drive-end depth, the approximate 39.5 mm pinion outside diameter and the terminal clocking. Do not approve from a single overall length because housings with similar length can still differ at the mounting face.

228000-0250 mounting geometry for sample comparison and wholesale approval.

228000-0250 Starter Motor Wholesale Order File and Receiving Controls

For repeat business, build one controlled order file rather than relying on email fragments. It should contain the approved reference matrix, machine and engine evidence, signed sample photographs, product-label wording and a revision date. This lets sales, purchasing, inspection and the customer work from the same configuration.

• Commercial starting point: normal MOQ begins at 20 pieces, subject to final configuration and order confirmation.

• Supply planning: typical lead time is 7–15 days after approval; urgent demand should be identified before the purchase order is placed.

• Branding: neutral packing is available, and qualified private-label programs can be reviewed against an approved label matrix.

• Warranty administration: the standard 18-month warranty requires traceable lot, installation and failure records so a claim can be evaluated against the approved unit.

228000-0250 Starter Motor Wholesale Production Video and Supplier Review

The production video helps importers evaluate Elecdura's starter-motor manufacturing, inspection and packing workflow. It does not replace the product-specific approval file or turn a broad application list into automatic fitment.

Elecdura starter motor production, inspection and supply capability overview.

Open the Elecdura starter motor production and testing video. Video content supports supplier-capability review; product approval remains tied to the buyer's 228000-0250 order record, retained sample and agreed physical checks.

228000-0250 Starter Motor B2B Buyer FAQ

Should a John Deere buyer order 228000-0250 using only AM876435?

AM876435 is a useful John Deere purchasing reference, but a distributor should not release a bulk order from that number alone. Capture the machine model and PIN, the Yanmar engine designation, the full number on the removed starter and clear views of the drive end and terminals. The combined record should confirm the 12V, 1.2kW, 13-tooth clockwise configuration before sample approval.

Which Yanmar information is most useful for a 228000-0250 RFQ?

Provide the full engine model and suffix, not only a short family such as 3TN or 3TNV. Add the engine serial range when available, the service-book starter reference, and photographs of the removed unit label. Yanmar references such as 129129-77010 or 129407-77010 help connect the file, but the mounting face and terminal layout must still match the actual application.

Why does the machine PIN matter on a John Deere–Yanmar starter order?

John Deere equipment can use different starter options across model years, engine packages or serial breaks. The PIN lets the buyer connect the machine parts record to the exact engine and starter specification rather than assuming that every machine with a similar commercial model name uses one unit. It also gives both parties a durable reference if a later repeat order or warranty question arises.

What physical checks separate this 13T starter from a similar Denso unit?

Count all 13 pinion teeth, confirm clockwise rotation from the specified viewing direction, compare both mounting-ear holes, and measure the drive-end depth and pinion reach. Then compare the battery stud, switch terminal and solenoid clocking. A similar Denso housing or the same nominal voltage does not compensate for a different mounting face, pinion position or connector arrangement.

Can one approved 228000-0250 sample cover every John Deere model in a sales list?

No. One sample approves the reference, application and geometry documented in that sample file. A distributor may extend the same stock item to another machine only after the new machine PIN, engine record and removed-unit details resolve to the same complete OE group and physical configuration. This prevents a long marketing application list from becoming an unsupported universal-fit claim.

What photographs should accompany the first wholesale inquiry?

Send a straight-on image of the entire identification label, a drive-end view that clearly shows the mounting ears and pinion, a side view that shows the nose and solenoid relationship, and a rear view of the battery stud and switch terminal. Include a ruler or dimensional sketch where possible. These views let the supplier confirm the details that a reference-number search cannot show.

How should an importer inspect a first 228000-0250 shipment?

Inspect the first cartons against the signed sample and purchase-order revision. Verify the reference label, 12V and 1.2kW marking, 13-tooth pinion, mounting bores, casting profile, terminal insulation and packing protection. Record the lot and photograph any deviation before the units enter sellable stock. This keeps a receiving issue separate from later installation or field-use questions.

What information is needed for private-label 228000-0250 supply?

Approve the brand artwork, product name, complete OE matrix, barcode, country and compliance wording, carton construction and traceability code before production. The private-label stock code should remain connected to the approved 13T configuration and should not use a broad description such as “John Deere Yanmar starter” without the primary reference. That link protects warehouse picking and future claims.

Request a 228000-0250 Starter Motor Wholesale Quote

Send the complete reference group, John Deere machine model and PIN, Yanmar engine designation, removed-unit photographs, required quantity, destination and packing preference. Elecdura will review the 228000-0250 configuration against the submitted record and return the sample, labeling, lead-time and commercial requirements for a controlled wholesale order.