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51HudMan

well the starter my wife bought me finally arrived. not only was it definitly for a std. trans. but the armature itself is smaller o.d. i sure need one badly for a 308 with hydromatic starter#mch6204 please help me out anybody just another hudnut

ski4life65

check out this Craigslist ad

http://dallas.en.craigslist.org/dal/pts/1516725637.html

ski4life65 wrote:

check out this Craigslist ad

http://dallas.en.craigslist.org/dal/pts/1516725637.html

Thats kind of high priced isnt it ?? I should have one - mines is free + shipping , Give me a day or two to check it over

hudsontech

MCH-6204?? All my research and records indicate starter MCH-6107 was used with hydramatic from 1951 thru 1954.

Hudsonly,

Alex Burr

Memphis, TN

Hudzilla

hudsontech wrote:

MCH-6204?? All my research and records indicate starter MCH-6107 was used with hydramatic from 1951 thru 1954.

Hudsonly,

Alex Burr

Memphis, TN

Alex you are partly correct. That MCH 6107 was used on the '51 with hydramatic. Starting in 1952 the MCH 6204 was used on the 232,262 and 308 hydramatics up to 54. Hollander lists them as interchangeable, so either would work on hydramatics 51-54.

Ken U-Tx

ski4life65 wrote:

check out this Craigslist ad

http://dallas.en.craigslist.org/dal/pts/1516725637.html

That zip code is Ken Cates' neighborhood in Waco, TX.

46HudsonPU

Ad says it is sold.

Checked mine out after I finally found it - it spins good but drive wont kick out , Im sure it needs torn down and cleaned up

SuperDave

Hudzilla wrote:

Alex you are partly correct. That MCH 6107 was used on the '51 with hydramatic. Starting in 1952 the MCH 6204 was used on the 232,262 and 308 hydramatics up to 54. Hollander lists them as interchangeable, so either would work on hydramatics 51-54.

Just to add to the mix.. I have a 54 308 hydramatic with 12 volts.. Using a Jet starter..Been working for three years. Smaller, but a bolt on. It was put in while I rebuilt the original starter. Thought I would see how long it lasts..still ticking.:eek:

hudsontech

SuperDave wrote:

Just to add to the mix.. I have a 54 308 hydramatic with 12 volts.. Using a Jet starter..Been working for three years. Smaller, but a bolt on. It was put in while I rebuilt the original starter. Thought I would see how long it lasts..still ticking.:eek:

I'm not surprised - Chrysler Corp. used 6 volt starters with 12 volt systems for a number of years. You can always tell when you hear one - sounds like the starter is going to take off and outrun the car.

Hudsonly,

Alex Burr

Memphis, TN

HotRodHudson

Hey Stateline,

HudMan is my dad. He saw your ad over at my house and asked me to reply for him.

He says, "How do I go about finding out how much shipping would be? Yes, I am VERY interested in getting yours from you! THANKS A BUNCH!!".

have him pm me his zip code , its pretty heavy I'll get a UPS price , we need to move fast , My, ip is dropping dial-up at years end which will put me off the net .

51HudMan

my zip code is 77484 waller texas you don't really know how much this helps me out. recently unemployed, this is really appreciated. gonna have to change your name to santa. if i can ever help you out with anything i'll be on it like white on rice. once again thanks alot. have a very very merry christmas 51 hudman

51 HudMan , shipping will be $25 - email me HudsonHornet at wir.net, and I'll give you imformation

hudshornet

If the starter from WY does not work out let me know, I might have one laying around and I am in the Fort Worth area, I have two or three of them somewhere. Thanks

Hudson

HudMan I PMed you my email address ?- I'll still send you the starter if you need it .

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