Posted by redblood on March 07, 2009 at 10:22:56 from (205.188.116.19):
I tried to find this info with the search function. I found one with close to my situation but no specific answer so,
I am in the process of adjusting my carb to governor linkage per the I&t manual but,
The manual says to hold the governor arm towards the carb and the carb at WOT. Adjust the clevis so the pin slide through.
On my Tractor which I rebuilt the governer , with the input bushing, new input arm, new top arm, new spring, new bumper spring and new rock shaft bearings.
When I hold the rockshaft arm back towards carb the clevis cannot be adjusted far enough to put the pin in. The rockshaft arm appears to have aprox. 3/8 of free play.
If you push it forward till just the slack is out of it. Would this be the spot to adjust to?
Or is there possibly something I did wrong in the governer?
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