stalled by a trust washer!!!

I am seeking advice on how I can get my starter fixed. I live in Canada and the closest dealer is 3 1/2 hours away. I managed to find the worm gear and shaft that usually breaks down on the starter.
I dropped the bike and the parts and the bike at the dealer and now they tell me that they can't fix it because they are unable to get a trust washer as it is back ordered indefinitely (part#8000A7062) I checked with Hall cycle in Illinois and Mot City in Arizona and neither of them had that washer.

Is there anyone that has any suggestions on how to get this washer???
I just can't believe I can't get electric starter because of a washer. Can we get specs on such a washer? is it possible to source it out from somewhere else?
I do believe that the Italian factory were my bike came from is still producing dirt bikes under another name now but I just don't know what brand. If anyone can help, I would really appreciate it!

Do you have measurements? If not I can get them but will have to take mine apart.

Huskymoto.co.uk has them for $7...the shipping from the UK might be a little pricey though.

http://www.huskymoto.co.uk/husqvarna_part_number_lookup?partdes=8000A7062

...and did you try Bill's?

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BMP- a Cafe Husky sponsor
Give 'em a call (503) 585-1153 or toll-free 888-806-1153
email: bmp@teleport.com
http://billshusky.com/

Bill's Motorcycles Plus
1122 12th St SE,
Salem, OR 97302

Ask for Bill, Bryon, Jon or Jonathan (IIRC- seems like I'm missing somebody)

http://www.motosport.com/oem-parts/part-number/8000a7062

No luck with BMP. Ordered one online thru Husky UK, 5 euro washer 29 euro shipping. ouch

Why not http://www.motosport.com ?

I may have one lying around somewhere.

if you can't get one, let me know.

I'm going to Vancouver in two weeks.

I usually try motosport first...but a lot of times on harder to find parts their list says "ships in 2-3 days"...so I order it and then a couple days later I get an e-mail from them saying "Sorry, this part is no longer available". When you go back to their list they don't update it to say "this part is discontinued".

You are correct, if it doesn't say in stock move on, they don't have the part or know anything about it.

When Motosport sends me the emails asking if I want to cancel or keep the part on order I usually keep it on order. It will take a few weeks to get but there hasn't been a part they couldn't get.

When you get to Vancouver, go to Brighouse Auto Electric in Richmond. They will be able to repair it even if they have to make the washer themselves. It may not be cheap but I've found them to do good work and it's incredible on the diversity of equipment they work on.