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Starter on Ranch Pony 500cc burnt and already ordered 2 from BMS that are wrong size which is a problem returning for refund. Had same problem returning with one way bearing on starter clutch. Just wondering if anyone would know of a compatible starter maybe artic cat or honda or other.
Thank you for any help.

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Just look on your original starter motor for a manufacture's name or a part number, then look up the part number on google and buy it from any of the vendors that come up BMS is usually way over priced.  I have a ranch pony and have really good luck with it but most of the parts from Chinese side by sides use the same parts

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On 10/12/2024 at 8:50 AM, Joe Breaux said:

Have yours rebuilt

Agree with this.

Rebuilt from local, reputable shop is good for local economy and you get better workmanship 99.99% of the time.

10 or more years ago, was needing a replacement alternator for car. After getting 3 or 4 from auto parts store that didn't last 1-2 months. Thankfully they had 6 month warranty. The last one I got, I took straight to the rebuild shop. Cost an additional $50 but lasted until I sold the car 2 years later.

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