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Re: Do you really need a govenor??????
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Posted by Ray in Pa. on December 03, 2003 at 21:46:33 from (205.138.21.18):
In Reply to: Do you really need a govenor?????? posted by Chris C on December 03, 2003 at 20:41:31:
The govenor it timed to operate instantly and more precisely than you could do it by hand. The govenor also works continously and does give a power advantage by using the right amount of applied carb. throttle plate movement at the right time over that of no govenor. The way the govenor works on say a tractor like my Farmall 300, is that the higher you put the throttle setting, the more the govenor kicks in for opening the throttle plate at the right time. Applying throttle by hand with out a govenor will help a little sometimes, but not as effectively as what a govenor could do it. Thanks, Ray in Pa.
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