Posted by redblood on December 29, 2010 at 07:50:31 from (69.97.230.95):
I have a belly mower on my A, I have rebuilt the governer input w new bushing and lever, new upper lever inside, new spring, new roller bearing and spacer. But can not get the rpm to the rated speed. Even with the top screw removed.
I can only get 520 rpm on my pto, at the center of it. With no load.
My rpm meter has a cone which I stick on the end of the pto. Should I be measuring on the od of the pto?
I would like to get a little more rpm to speed up the deck a bit.
Help? I have had this governer off and on the engine, probably 5 times, apart back together. The hand control is maxing out against the housing inside.
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