Model | Description | Lycoming Engine | Replaces | PN |
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ERZ-8011 | Clockwise rotation, 12 Volt, 149 tooth - 12/14 Pitch Gear | 235, 290, 320, 340, 360, 540 | Lycoming 31A21198, Sky-Tec 149-NL,149-12PM, LS, Lamar PM1201, PM1204, MZ-4205 thru -4207,-4217 thru -4219,-4221 thru -4226,-6222,-6224 | 07-01102 |
E-Drive aircraft starters offer industry-leading, robust, high duty cycle starters in a lightweight package. By utilizing a powerful neodymium permanent motor driven though a self-resetting negative torque-sensing device, the E-Drives provides unparalleled kickback protection, preventing hours of down time and replacement costs. The E-Drive aircraft starter is solenoid engaged, eliminating the need for a Bendix drive. Its low current draw helps maintain good battery life.
In line design Self-resetting torque limiter for kickback protection Internal solenoid engagement Drive pinion supported by bearings on both ends |
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2. Cores returned in excess of cores invoiced will not be accepted.
3. Cores must be of like purchase, a directly superseded unit or replaced unit when installing an STC'd product.
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Erz-8011 Hartzell New E-Drive Starter Assembly
Cranks much faster than my old starter!
Erz-8011 Hartzell New E-Drive Starter Assembly
Works great. Weighs less than original. Draws less current than a Sky-Tec. No shear pin.
Erz-8011 Hartzell New E-Drive Starter Assembly
The product has yet to be installed. It will be done in April some time. I’m recovering from recent knee surgery.
Erz-8011 Hartzell New E-Drive Starter Assembly
10 lbs lighter!! Airplane turns over faster now, so it’s easier to start!
Erz-8011 Hartzell New E-Drive Starter Assembly
Robert probably has a solenoid issue. Change starter solenoid.
I replaced the tired old starter in my 161 Warrior with the ERZ-8011 E-Drive unit. Wow - what a difference! The cranking rpm is vigorous, but not excessive. Starting is now effortless. Its much lighter, beautifully built and fits perfectly. I could have spent less, but I couldnt be happier with my choice.
The starter fit with no modifications other than sliding the cable back a few inches. Its about nine pounds lighter than the Delco. Spins the engine over quickly and appears to be well made. Nice unit.
Absolutely amazing starter. It required some baffle modification for a 172M, but otherwise fit perfectly. It is very powerful for its size - cranks the engine like it had no compression in it. Great replacement for the old Delco or Prestolite starters. Very impressed.
Drop in install in an Arrow II. Mongo torque. Expensive, hope that it lasts.
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36 months or 1000 hours, whichever occurs first.
Approx 9.3 lbs.