Posted by Mike CA on November 11, 2009 at 09:01:01 from (99.28.152.102):
I just need to verify what I think I know...
A person cannot adjust an H govenor while the tractor is running, correct? I think you cannot because there is oil that does into it, but since I don't see anything in writing, I just want to verify.
That being said, I guess the only thing I'm adjusting is the maximum movement, and the stop bolt, right? The reason I'm going to adjust it when it's done is because when I pull the throttle back to full, I get a lot of resistance and pull back. The tractor won't stay at full throttle because there is so much tension.
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