New Holland Motor Grader Engine Flywheel

New Holland Motor Grader Engine Flywheel parts list
Image	Fits Model	Description	Details	Part #	Price	Product Details
	See Details	650K, 750K, 850D, 855D, 850K, 1150E, 1155E, 1150G, 1150H, 1550, 680L, 780C, 780D, 688, 888, 1088, 9010, 880D, 9010B, 9020, 9020B, 9030, 9030B, 9040, 9040B, 9045B, CX130, CX160, CX210, CX240, CX290, 1085B, 1085C, 1086B, 1187C, W14B, W14C, W36, 621, 62	Flywheel Ring Gear (127-Teeth)		J905427	$74.00	View Info

Engine flywheels and flywheel ring gears for New Holland motor graders, covering replacement components that restore reliable starter engagement and smooth engine rotation on grading machines.

Fits Models At A Glance

New Holland Motor Graders: Confirm your model against the flywheel part number

Key Notes

Application: Flywheel ring gears transmit starter motor torque to crank the engine
Component type: Replacement flywheels and ring gears for engine assemblies
Wear signs: Grinding, slipping, or failure to engage on startup often point to worn ring gear teeth
Fitment: Verify by tooth count and part number to match your specific engine

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the signs of a worn flywheel ring gear?

Common symptoms include grinding noise during startup, the starter failing to engage, or the engine cranking intermittently. These issues typically point to worn or chipped ring gear teeth. Inspecting the ring gear teeth closest to the resting position often reveals the wear.

How do I know which flywheel fits my New Holland motor grader?

Match the flywheel or ring gear by tooth count and part number to your specific engine. Because flywheels vary by engine configuration, confirming the part number is the most reliable method. Our parts team can help verify fitment for your machine.

Can a flywheel ring gear be replaced separately from the flywheel?

In many cases the ring gear can be replaced on its own if the flywheel body is still in good condition. This is often a more economical repair than replacing the entire flywheel. If you are unsure which route fits your machine, call our parts team at (800) 909-7060.

What causes flywheel ring gear teeth to wear out?

Ring gear teeth wear from repeated starter engagement, misaligned starter drives, and the engine consistently stopping in the same position. Over time this leads to chipped or rounded teeth that prevent proper cranking. Replacing the ring gear restores clean starter engagement.