You answered that if the battery is good that I would have to change the starter. Could it not be a fuse or cellonoid?
Locate the starter and have someone turn the key for you. While they are turning the key, check for 12v+ at the smallest wire on the starter. If there is 12v+ present then the starter is bad.
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