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Botchit

08-18-2006 08:29:04

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My dexta at low revs speeds up and down continually. How can i fix this?

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Robert E. Starkey

08-27-2006 16:59:11

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Re: hunting Dexta in reply to Botchit, 08-18-2006 08:29:04

I apologize for "using" your e-mail. A neighbor and I are trying to locate parts for his tractor. Through these e-mails and this site I think we are looking at a 1963 Fordson (Ford) Dexta probably made in England and sold in Canada. It is serial number 959E91344. If you could help us with some clues, I would appreciate it much. Dr. Bob

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Majorman

08-18-2006 10:14:11

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Re: hunting Dexta in reply to Botchit, 08-18-2006 08:29:04

This is fairly normal. It can be adjusted by a damper on the governor. You should have an adjuster on the rear of the governor housing on the back of the pump. Adjust it in a little at a time.

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botchit

08-21-2006 12:38:05

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Re: hunting Dexta in reply to Majorman, 08-18-2006 10:14:11

Thanks Majorman

I have looked up the w/s manual and assume the adjuster is top rear of the pneumatic governor of the FI pump.

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Majorman

08-22-2006 23:18:24

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Re: hunting Dexta in reply to botchit, 08-21-2006 12:38:05

Sorry, I got it wrong. I was not using the manual and got the wrong pump in my mind.

There is no damping adjustment on the Dexta pump.

The adjustment you see is the maximum fuel stop. Do not adjust this.

The problem could be caused by a sticking rack in the fuel pump or a weak governor spring or even a small leak in the diaphram.

Unless it is really bad I would just accept it. As I said earlier it is a common Dexta problem with the vacuum goverened pump.

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botchit

08-27-2006 23:30:13

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Re: hunting Dexta in reply to Majorman, 08-22-2006 23:18:24

Thanks Majorman

It is bad - well I think it is! It speed up the tractor when in gear then it brakes it when the revs drop. I am concerned about clutch wear etc. What is your best guess on the remedy?

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