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Re: Governor and throttle


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Posted by magman on July 14, 2006 at 09:09:07 from (67.142.130.41):

In Reply to: Re: Governor and throttle posted by newpuller on July 14, 2006 at 08:00:01:

No real instructions new puller, I just searched here a few weeks or so back someone told how to grind the weights and braze everything thats elogated up tight. I also have a little newer gov that was set up different that I decided to use. But the main thing was evrything tight the right spring or in my case a solid bar made on the lathe instead of a spring. and reworking the weights a little. I also redid my intakes on the head and intake with a homemade stone hone from a brake cylinder set up. Opened them up and polished them up also. The machine shop used the stock valves I did not have the intakes opened up. All ready had a new valve setand was getting pricy all ready. There are so many little tweaks but it takes time to figure them out without ruining something. the pulling board is a good place to lurk to get info and chad s has been pulling stock through stroked tractors for a loong time and sells parts also for goveners and distributors and such. I just have to be carfull that they are not monitoring RPMs with a gusge becues I have not reworked my throttle yet to go 10% over when I am checked then change it to the 2300 or more when I need it.


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