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Medium duty truck starter added to LoadHandler product line

Oct. 1, 2018
The offset gear reduction starter is designed for use in Cummins diesel engines.

LoadHandler Power Products has expanded its offering of no-core starter motors for medium duty truck, industrial and school bus applications with the new L545 offset gear reduction starter for 12V systems. The starter is designed for use in 3.9-5.9L Cummins diesel engines.

“As with all LoadHandler products, the new L545 drop-in replacement starter is fully performance tested and engineered to deliver OE-like appearance, fit and function,” said Jonathan Smith, assistant director of aftermarket sales and marketing, LoadHandler Power Products. “We’re pleased to introduce another offering that provides an affordable alternative to the rebuilt starters used in many of today’s applications.”

Each LoadHandler L545 starter weighs 19 lbs and includes a heat-treated shaft designed to increase durability and service life, the company says.

Features of the L545 Gear Reduction Starters include:

  • Fits 3.9-5.9L Cummins diesel engines
  • Up to 2.5 kW output in 12V systems
  • Drop-in, bolt-on replacement – same appearance, fit and function as OE design
  • Heat-treated shaft for durability and service life
  • One-year, parts-only warranty

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