Parts Player Starter Motor 9-tooth 12V for John Deere 325 (1999-2006) — 0.6 kW CCW replacement

A new 12V, 0.6 kW OEG Parts 9-tooth starter designed to replace worn starters on select John Deere and compatible small-engine models.

This direct-replacement starter (E7195-63010) from Parts Player ships new from the factory and fits a broad set of compact mower and utility engines. It delivers a counterclockwise rotation and a 9-tooth pinion for reliable engagement with flywheels on many John Deere, Kubota and Kawasaki applications. The unit is supplied without mounting hardware and is manufactured in China to match OEG Parts’ cross-reference numbers.

What specifications should I check before ordering this starter?

Confirm electrical and mechanical compatibility before purchase: this starter is 12 volts, rated at approximately 0.6 kW, rotates counterclockwise, and uses a 9-tooth drive. Double-check your engine part numbers or the flywheel tooth count to ensure correct meshing.

• Voltage: 12V
• Power: 0.6 kW
• Rotation: CCW (counterclockwise)
• Pinion: 9 teeth
• Condition: New, no mounting bolts included

Which engines and models are compatible with this replacement starter?

This starter fits a wide list of small engines and mower models; most commonly it replaces starters on John Deere 325 machines from the late 1990s through mid-2000s. It’s also cross-referenced to several OEM and aftermarket numbers, making it suitable for equivalent Kubota and Kawasaki engine types where the mounting and flywheel match.

• Common fit: John Deere 325 (1999–2006) and related 30–33CID variants
• Also compatible with many John Deere 335, 647, 657, 667, 717, 727 and 7H-series models
• Cross-reference numbers included for easier verification (e.g., AM127877, MIA11408, 211637002)
• See full fitment chart in product description for exact model years and engine IDs

How easy is installation and what hardware is needed?

Installation is straightforward for anyone familiar with starter swaps on small engines: unbolt the old starter, transfer any required wiring, and mount the new unit. Note that the starter ships without mounting bolts or studs, so have the correct fasteners and common hand tools on hand.

• No mounting hardware included — supply OEM bolts or matching replacements
• Typical tools: socket set, wrenches, battery disconnect tools
• Ensure battery is disconnected before beginning to avoid shorts
• Test cranking direction and engagement after installation

How can I confirm this part replaces my current starter number?

Compare the starter’s listed cross-reference numbers and physical specs with the number stamped on your existing starter housing. This OEG Parts unit lists many replacement numbers, so matching one of those or confirming identical electrical/pinion specs usually means compatibility.

• Search for stamped OEM numbers on your old starter
• Match voltage, rotation, and tooth count to the new unit
• Use the provided replacement part list to verify cross-reference codes
• Contact customer support with engine model and serial if unsure

Who is this for: This starter is aimed at DIY mechanics, small-fleet maintainers, and lawn/landscape professionals who need a cost-effective, direct-fit replacement for worn or failed starters on compact John Deere and compatible engines. It’s a practical choice when the electrical and mechanical specifications match your engine and you’re prepared to supply mounting hardware and basic tools for installation.