Posted by drakeffa1086 on June 26, 2019 at 05:15:36 from (12.49.78.122):
hello Drake here again working on a 930 case ck. I finally got the timing squared away last week. however the tach cable was broken so I had to order one from the local case IH dealer and it finally came in.
low idle is running around the 650 700 range but my high idle is only running around 1600 1650. I have adjusted the governor linkage to be able to speed up the tractor a little but I need more closer to 2000 or 2100 rpm out of it and i didnt know where else to adjusted it at
I really dont want to get into the governor internal if i dont have to.
the pictures below are where I have made some adjustments. ive tried making the hand throttle stop bolt and the lever only goes so far and then you have to use the foot throttle to get the extra RPM.
the other pictures are where i made the governor linkage longer to be able to gain more RPM I couldn't find any where else to adjust. just curious if anyone knew how to get closer to 2000 or 2100 rpm
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