Posted by pete 23 on November 05, 2012 at 10:59:41 from (74.32.238.2):
In Reply to: Super A governor posted by Jay Poole on November 05, 2012 at 03:40:45:
The spring number 26 is the surge control spring. It is a very light spring and you adjust it with engine running. Back it way out so it does not contact internal parts. Then you screw it in until engine stops hunting if it is doing that. Far as running full throttle when started, you have to make sure the carb throttle shaft can be shut down to low idle before you start the engine. Often times, the rod between gov and carb is adjusted wrong. It should be just long enough to fully open the carb butterfly when throttle is in full speed position and engine not running, must operate freely, no binding.
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