CH12096 John Deere 1050 Yanmar 3T90 Starter Motor Wholesale

CH12096 Starter Motor Selection for John Deere Agricultural Dealers

John Deere service enquiries may present CH12096, CH19285 or a TY number, while an older unit carries a Denso or Yanmar mark. The decisive physical feature is the four-hole face combined with the 15-tooth drive, not the green-equipment model name by itself.

Ask for the tractor serial, Yanmar 3T90 engine details, complete label and clean drive-end photograph. Elecdura uses those points to return a 12V 2.5kW configuration that agricultural dealers can identify at quotation, workshop issue and incoming inspection.

CH12096 Starter Motor Four-Hole Drawing for Agricultural Buyers

The CH12096 drive end uses four Ø13 mounting holes around an Ø120 face, an Ø95 locating reference and a 19 mm axial point. The 76.5°, two 57.5° and 13.5° references describe the four-hole clocking that distinguishes this casting from Yanmar starter noses with another mounting pattern.

Count all 15 teeth and photograph the face straight on before the tractor returns to service. Keeping the engine, serial and dimensions together gives agricultural dealers a dependable basis for seasonal stock and repeat branch transfers.

CH12096 Starter Motor Reference Mapping for Tractor B2B Stock

The reference family connects CH12096 and CH19285 with TY6649, TY6716, Yanmar 121420-77010 and -77011, plus Denso 028000-5660 through -5662 and 128000-0790 through -0793. Keep the complete old number rather than shortening a Denso suffix.

• Confirm the 3T90 engine and machine serial.
• Count 15 pinion teeth and verify clockwise rotation.
• Compare all four mounting holes and the terminal layout.

These steps help a tractor-parts buyer use broad interchange data without turning it into an unchecked universal application.

CH12096 Starter Motor Wholesale Support for Seasonal Farm Service

Agricultural distributors often build inventory ahead of planting or harvest service demand. Confirm the CH12096 configuration on an identified tractor before the season, then keep its serial, label photograph and four-hole measurements with the warehouse item.

Elecdura can supply neutral cartons and review customer labels for established volume. Receiving teams should check units from several cartons for the 15T drive, four-hole casting, terminal protection and shipment label before farm-service branches begin issuing stock.

The video shows starter-motor manufacturing and electrical testing. Send the John Deere model and serial, 3T90 information, complete old number, quantity and delivery plan for a clear wholesale response.

CH12096 Starter Motor Wholesale FAQ

How are CH12096 and CH19285 related for John Deere buyers?

John Deere presents CH19285 as a substitute within the CH12096 service context, and both numbers appear with the same wider Denso and Yanmar family. A distributor should still retain the number on the removed unit and confirm 12V, 2.5kW, 15 teeth, clockwise rotation and the four-hole mounting face before placing a bulk order.

Why is the four-hole face important on this 3T90 starter?

Many agricultural starters share a cylindrical motor and top-mounted solenoid, so an exterior photograph can be misleading. CH12096 uses four Ø13 holes on the specified face. A straight photograph and complete hole comparison quickly separate it from a starter with another mounting pattern before the tractor workshop spends time on an unsuccessful installation.

Which tractor details should accompany a CH12096 request?

Provide the John Deere model, machine serial, Yanmar 3T90 engine identification and complete old-unit label. Add face, side, pinion and terminal photographs. The serial and engine details narrow the application, while the images confirm that the requested CH or TY number matches the actual four-hole 15T unit fitted to the machine.

How should an agricultural distributor plan seasonal CH12096 stock?

Review prior branch demand, current tractor populations and lead time before planting or harvest peaks. Confirm one unit on a known machine, then forecast quantities by branch and delivery date. Keep the CH12096 and 15T identity on cartons and bins so urgent workshop demand does not cause another Yanmar starter to be issued by appearance.

What electrical checks should precede starter replacement?

Test battery condition, cable voltage drop, grounds and switch signal before condemning the starter. Slow cranking or a click can come from the tractor circuit rather than the motor. Recording battery voltage and cable results with the machine serial helps the dealer distinguish an electrical-system problem from a fitment or starter concern.

What should be verified during the first CH12096 installation?

Confirm the Ø95 locator seats freely, all four bolts align and the terminals clear surrounding components. Check clean engagement and release of the 15-tooth drive, then note cranking voltage and sound. Photograph the installed label and mounting face so later stock can be compared without removing another starter from the same tractor family.

How can farm-service branches transfer CH12096 stock safely?

Use a label containing CH12096, CH19285, 15T and the four-hole description rather than a broad “John Deere starter” tag. Include the shipment lot and retain a face image in the parts system. When a branch requests stock, ask for the tractor and engine details so a similar Yanmar unit is not transferred under urgency.

What should a CH12096 wholesale RFQ contain?

Send all visible CH, TY, Denso or Yanmar references, the tractor model and serial, 3T90 details, old-unit photographs, quantity by branch, destination, target date and packaging needs. Elecdura can then state the specified 12V 2.5kW 15T unit, MOQ, normal lead time, warranty and labeling options for the agricultural program.

Request a CH12096 Starter Motor Wholesale Quote

Send CH12096, CH19285, the full TY, Denso or Yanmar number, John Deere model and serial, 3T90 engine details, face and terminal photographs, quantity and destination. Elecdura will quote the 12V 2.5kW 15T starter with packing and delivery terms.

For seasonal stocking, include branch quantities and required dates so the four-hole 15T configuration can be labeled consistently across scheduled deliveries.