Allis B governor linkage

A few months ago someone asked for advice on how to set up governor linkage on an Allis B (I think it was Grandpa Love) Someone posted an excellent procedure of how to do it, however I have looked in archives and can't find it. If anyone could tell me how to find the post or repost it I would appreciate it.

Right now the engine is wide open with 3 notches before the top of the throttle rack.

The basic thing to remember on this engine, or any similarly configured governed/carbureted engine, is that the governor and carb want to be wide open, or nearly so, at the same time. With the engine off, and the link between the gov and carb removed, you should be able to see the gov arm move to wide open when the throttle lever is moved to wide open. You can push on the gov arm and feel the spring holding it wide open. Then the link should just fit between the gov arm and the carb, with the carb shaft turned, or held, wide open against the stop.[Opposite from resting against the idle screw] Earlier I said nearly so, because some instructions want you make the adjustment[threaded, or in this case bend a rod] so that the throttle shaft/plate in the carb is not quite wide open.- So that when the governor snaps wide open, the throttle shaft/plate assy doesn't slam against the stop.

The internal gov spring[the one you feel if you try pushing on the gov cross arm] controls wide open RPM. They are amazingly accurate.

You can adjust the rod going from your throttle handle to the gov for your convenience. It's not that critical, so long as your getting full motion of the gov input arm.

Maybe someone will post pictures- worth a thousand words!

Easy way is to unhook the linkage from the carburetor at the radiator. Walk back to the seat and push the throttle lever all the way forward. Walk back to the radiator and pull the linkage from the carburetor all the way forward and it needs to slide into the crossover arm from the governor no more than a 1/16" long. You bend the crossover arm so it will if it is not in that position.

Worked perfectly!