Posted by I luv farmalls on October 12, 2009 at 19:20:57 from (207.199.209.72):
In Reply to: To Tractor Vet- 1486 posted by Larry B 1486 on October 12, 2009 at 18:32:26:
If you take the cover off the pump and towards the engine's side of the " hole", there is a lever with a little weight on it pointing towards the front. Loosen the screw and lift it so that the top of the weight is level or just above the top of the hole where the cover goes,then the really fine screw needs to be turned out one to one a half turns. this will set the torque rise. Hope this helps.
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