New Holland TS80 TS90 TS100 TS110 Tractor Engine Starter Motor | 12V 3.1kW | OEM 82005342

The New Holland TS-series was the range that carried the blue paint into the modern era, and the TS90, TS100 and TS110 that came out of it in 1999 are still ordinary sights on mixed farms, which means their starters are now wearing out in earnest after twenty-odd years of damp mornings. This replacement is the direct-drive unit — 12 V, 3.1 kW, ten teeth, clockwise — built to New Holland reference 82005342, and the spread of numbers it hides under is normal for the era, because Bosch, Iskra, Lucas and Mahle all supplied or catalogued the same machine.

OEM and Search References

• Primary reference: 82005342 (New Holland)
• Substitute references: 81866002, 82005342R, 82013922, 86513093, 82980885, 84007459, E3NN-11000-AA
• Cross references: Bosch 0-001-369-015, Iskra 11.130.627, Lucas LRS01322, Mahle MS357, J&N 410-24225, Lester 18024
• Buyer search terms: 82005342 starter, TS110 starter motor, New Holland TS100 starter, TS90 starter 12V
• Ratings: 12 V, 3.1 kW, 10 teeth, clockwise — confirm against the old unit; dimensions not confirmed here

Fitment and Purchase Checks

The catalogues place this starter on the TS90, TS100 and TS110 (all 1999 to 2003) and across a wide list of Ford-derived tractors and industrials, but the TS80 deserves a specific warning, because although the name appears in some parts listings, the fitment could not be confirmed against the reference catalogues for this particular unit, and nobody benefits from a starter that arrives and does not match.

So let the old part do the talking — read the number off its plate, count the ten teeth, check the nose shape — and if you are a dealer or a repair shop, send the serial and engine details across with the enquiry, because that is what comes back as a quote with price, stock, dispatch and warranty terms that actually hold where the part is going.