Posted by Bob on March 02, 2020 at 16:46:42 from (64.255.159.199):
In Reply to: Farmall A governor posted by Grandpa love on March 02, 2020 at 14:50:02:
Can't tell by your picture, is the ball thrust bearing "bad"?
Just remember, the governor spring tries to pull the throttle butterfly open, and centrifugal force acting on the weights "fights" the spring and holds back engine speed.
When the forces are equal at a given setting of the throttle lever, that is the engine speed the governor will maintain, within reason.
A broken spring means that speed won't rise above idle, MOST other governor problems will result in "overspeeding", "poor response" is typically caused by the mechanism being "sticky"
Be sure that the weights can move freely and that the "fingers" on the weights and the "fingers" on the "fork" are smoothly radiused, and don't have a noticeable "flat spot". If they DO, that will affect governor response.
Also, be sure you assemble the spacer, the two bearing races, and the bearing itself correctly (25 and 26).
Check the condition of the spring (26) inside the hollow front end of the governor shaft and be sure the "governor shaft bumper pin" (30) is in place.
Also check the condition of the "governor bumper spring" (27) partially inside the "governor bumper spring body" (28).
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