Posted by K-Mo on December 29, 2010 at 09:12:40 from (67.55.164.37):
In Reply to: Farmall a governer posted by redblood on December 29, 2010 at 07:50:31:
A couple of things I would look at. 1) Before going too far, get another tack and check engine RPM. If you have some slippage with your friction drive tach or the tach is not accurate, You could going to a lot of trouble when there is nothing wrong. 2) Make sure your governor spring is properly installed. The spring hook has to point in the specified direction. 3) Accumulative multiple points of minor ware. As a last resort, I have inserted a shim washer behind the trust bearing to compensate for multiple points of wear.
I assume being a belly mower, it is a belt drive. The easy way to increase mower RPM would be to put a slightly larger mower pulley on the PTO.
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