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Re: SMTA won't turn over
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Posted by Bob M on May 16, 2006 at 05:11:37 from (151.190.254.108):
In Reply to: SMTA won't turn over posted by GordoSD on May 15, 2006 at 09:36:37:
One rear rolling forward and the other skidding backward is normal - just the differential doing it's thing. Tip: If you have to pull it again to unjam it, put the transmission in 5th gear before pulling. It's less likely to skid a rear tire, it puts less strain on expensive internal parts, AND the tractor will be much easier to pull. Regarding the speed control problem, sounds like the carb throttle shaft is stuck, or the governor spring has broken. That carb screw adj you were messing with is the low idle stop screw - it's used only to set the low idle RPM. Check first the linkage between the hand lever and the governor rockshaft (input shaft) is intact. Then check the carb throttle shaft moves freely. If both of those are OK the suggest remove the governor cover for peek inside - something's amiss in there.
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