I bought a 135 that had been setting for a few years due to owners death. Has 3 cyl Perkins with CAV inj pump. Before starting it, wanted to look in top of pump, make sure it looked ok. Replaced O-rings and gskt, started up after bleeding. Put the spring back in same location that was in. WOT engine only turns about 1100RPM. By the #'s on pump can you tell what hole location spring should be in. Numbers on pump best I can read, MW49 61260. Next line 323 0060. Next line R10804 F. Want to make sure if someone was in top of pump, spring was replaced in proper hole. Thanks
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