Posted by Larry O on December 23, 2012 at 08:51:09 from (162.40.197.167):
It is now time to think about pulling the governor, it is to the point of lifting the tractor off the bolster. Several have said to be careful to not rotate it. Is there some trick to being able remove it and clean up and get it back on without it turning? Next question of course is how hard will it be to time the distributor when I do rotate it? Tomorrow I will need to set down and finalize my list and order parts so the last question for now is will I be farther ahead to buy a complete seal and casket set and put the one I don’t need back for another time or try and find the one or two individual that have the ones I think I need. Thank you for all the help and have a great and merry Christmas Larry
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