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RD Tx

08-04-2007 06:57:35

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My throttle lever will not stay in one position with the engine running. I can put it in say the half throttle position and after a minute or two of hogging it slows done considerably. I also feel a lot of resistance when accelerating. That resistance is not there when the engine is not running.

Any help would be appreciated.

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RD Tx

08-04-2007 14:12:35

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Re: Throttle Lever in reply to RD Tx, 08-04-2007 06:57:35

I just checked the linkages are correct. While in the shop everything works fine but with tractor bouncing across the pasture the throttle backs off. It seems the new spring is too strong. It may be as Dell mentioned and the lever is worn.

Thoughts anyone?

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Dell (WA)

08-04-2007 07:10:09

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Re: Throttle Lever in reply to RD Tx, 08-04-2007 06:57:35

Tex..... ..2N or 8N??? I flunked mindreading, just ask my ex-wife of 32yrs.

Both tractors have different throttle linkages but they all have some sort of "spring-loads" that need to be set to keep yer dashboard throttle pointer in the notches of the dashboard throttle quadrant.

Othertimes, the quadrant notches are worn and need to be re-notched with file. Sometime the UNDERNEATH side of the pointer "ball" needs turning or replacement.

Or you may have a "governor" problem. You don't give us much to guess with..... .Dell

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RD Tx

08-04-2007 13:23:30

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Re: Throttle Lever in reply to Dell (WA), 08-04-2007 07:10:09

Dell,

By the numbers on my engine it is a 2N. My guess is a governor problem since I just replaced it. I was not having any problems before the old governor quit working.

Thanks in advance for the help.

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Dunk

08-04-2007 13:39:31

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Re: Throttle Lever in reply to RD Tx, 08-04-2007 13:23:30

I think you have your lever handle, governor, carb, linkages mixed up somehow.

Will the 2 linkages that go to the 2 governor arms swap from what you now have them?

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RD Tx

08-04-2007 14:15:26

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Re: Throttle Lever in reply to Dunk, 08-04-2007 13:39:31

I just verified the lever linkages are correct. While running the in shop everything works fine. It is just when bouncing across the pasture the throttle backs off. It is like the spring is too strong.

Thoughts,

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Allthumbs

08-05-2007 06:21:31

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Re: Throttle Lever in reply to RD Tx, 08-04-2007 14:15:26

Temporary fix, super glue two pieces of fine emery cloth back to back, pry up lever and place emery tween lever and quadrant.

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