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Starter Replacement for Gravely Exmark Toro Loncin 21110533 136-7880 133-9828

Starter Replacement for Gravely Exmark Toro Loncin 21110533 136-7880 133-9828

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Starter Replacement for Gravely, Exmark, Toro, and Loncin

This starter motor replaces the original unit on supported Gravely, Exmark, Toro, and Loncin engines, cross-referencing OEM numbers 21110533, 136-7880, and 133-9828.

Overview

This replacement starter motor spins the engine for reliable ignition on supported outdoor power equipment. It serves as a direct-fit substitute for the listed OEM part numbers on compatible Gravely, Exmark, Toro, and Loncin applications. Installers get a dependable starter replacement for equipment that has slow-cranked or failed to turn over.

Built For Performance

  • Precision-wound motor for strong, consistent cranking power
  • Sealed housing built to resist dirt and moisture in outdoor use
  • Direct-fit mounting matched to the listed OEM numbers
  • Durable bendix drive for reliable pinion engagement
  • Factory-style terminal layout for straightforward wiring

Fits These Machines

  • for Gravely equipment using OEM 21110533
  • for Exmark equipment using OEM 136-7880
  • for Toro equipment using OEM 136-7880 and 133-9828
  • for Loncin engines using OEM 21110533

On-The-Job Use

  • Replacing failed starters on commercial mowers and turf equipment
  • Restoring dependable cold starts during seasonal service
  • Fleet maintenance where starters wear from repeated daily starts
  • Field repairs on supported Gravely, Exmark, Toro, and Loncin units

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 21110533, 136-7880, 133-9828
Type Starter Motor Replacement
Application Outdoor Power Equipment Engines

Good To Know

Q: How do I confirm this starter fits my machine? A: Match your engine or equipment part number against 21110533, 136-7880, or 133-9828 before ordering. Serial number lookups through your dealer are the safest check.

Q: What causes a starter to fail? A: Heat, dirt, and worn brushes are common causes of slow cranking or no-start conditions. Check battery voltage and connections first before replacing the starter.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

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