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Throttle position on quadrant

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sam bass

11-12-2001 17:06:32

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With the throttle lever at one half position on the quadrant the motor dies. It just idles so slow it stops. Is there a rigging process to get full opreational travel so one end is idle and the other is full throttle??

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Jerry (NH)

11-13-2001 02:55:55

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Re: throttle position on quadrant in reply to sam bass, 11-12-2001 17:06:32

Governor needs overhaul or adjustment?
Idle speed adjustment on the carburetor?
Bent linkage?
Or maybe an air leak in the carburetor?

See FO-4 for the first three. There are notes in this forum about the last item that involve spraying WD-40 around the carb to temporarily plug any air leak.

OR - maybe I've got the other half of your quadrant on my tractor! Only the first half of the quadrant works on mine - after that the engine is runs at a kazillion RPM. I went through governor adjustment procedures (see the FO-4) with no success. I've walked away for now and will return to the problem soon with a cooler, more methodical mind.

Just guessing,
Jerry

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sam bass

11-13-2001 06:26:13

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Re: Re: throttle position on quadrant in reply to Jerry (NH), 11-13-2001 02:55:55

Jerry thanks for the input. I have been through the carb and gov. I think I will start at the carb linkage and work to the throttle lever and see if that will give me full use of the quad. If not if I get full operation of the throttle valve in the carb I guess that's all I can ask for.

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