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Re: H governor spring replace
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Posted by Hayfarmer on April 12, 2005 at 19:19:15 from (12.160.174.220):
In Reply to: H governor spring replace posted by railroadgoat on April 12, 2005 at 15:47:19:
Nothing should pop out at ya, id it does then ya have more problems than a spring. Believe it is similar wo an M, if sop the oil comees from the front part, that sometimes gets blocked and have seen them with external line. When stopped not a lot of oil in there as it drains out. Running it is messy but might be worth while to make sure it is getting oil. Think it is easier with throttle clear open, if not it is closed, the direction that puts the ends of the spring closest together. Not hard with a pair of pliers. You might want to check that other things are loose in there also like weights and bearings. Not really loose like fall out loose but so they can move freely.
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