Electric starter identification | Indian Chief 1946

[Igor]

Does anyone have any idea what brand this electric starter is?

It is 12V and features a combined starter/generator unit. You operate by it using the horn button.

Unfortunately, the starter/generator has burned out.
I'm torn between keeping this setup or converting it back to original (while maintaining a 12V system).

If anyone has any advice or experience with this starter kit, I'd love to hear it.
Thanks in advance.

[tomfiii]

Maybe an starter-generator.

[PaulCDF]

Igor; any pictures from the Right side? Can see a kicker arm in the photos is it a working kicker or a "faux"? Does not look like Kiwi or Wombat. Maybe Fusco or a Timmerman though I have never seen either.

[Igor]

Igor; any pictures from the Right side? Can see a kicker arm in the photos is it a working kicker or a "faux"? Does not look like Kiwi or Wombat. Maybe Fusco or a Timmerman though I have never seen either.

Hi Paul, thanks for the reply. Yes, the kicker is fully functional, not a faux one. Here are some photos of the right side! Let me know if this helps identify the setup.

The Chief was imported from New York to The Netherlands in 2012. I don't know if the starter kit was already on the bike then or installed later here in Europe.
Since the kicker fully works, any idea which kit this could be?

[Igor]

Maybe an starter-generator.

Hi Tom, thanks for your reply, yes indeed, it's a starter-generator.

[pisten-bully]

Are the fasteners metric?

[Igor]

Are the fasteners metric?

Thanks, good question Harry!
I checked the bolts and they are imperial/SAE, not metric, except for the threaded holes marked in the photo, which are metric.
These are intended for metric bolts so you can easily press/pull the plate with the bushing out of the primary cover.