Nick, based on that measurement between teeth, you have a 139 tooth, 6 V flywheel. That was my picture in Bill's tech tip.

The wear on the teeth isn't that bad, IMO. Unless the starter is not engaging, I wouldn't worry about that.

Guys here have said that you can run a 6V starter on 12V without problems (if you do go with 12V). I haven't tried that myself, but don't doubt that it's true.


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