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Allis G Throttle Rod

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Ralph

01-29-2002 17:20:27




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I am still looking for someone that can give me the measurment from the engine end of the throttle rod to the hole for the cotter pin that is used as a stop against the bracket that fastens to the rear manifold bolt. This is not the hole for the spring. My rod does not have the hole.




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Dusty

02-02-2002 16:53:56




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 Re: Allis G Throttle Rod in reply to Ralph, 01-29-2002 17:20:27  
My G does not have one either. How important is it?

Dusty



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Ralph

02-04-2002 19:01:13




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 Re: Re: Allis G Throttle Rod in reply to Dusty, 02-02-2002 16:53:56  
The stop seems to be there so that you do not stretch the spring beyond its limit. I am going to guess at it and put the hole at the point just past the end of the governor travel when the spring starts to stetch. It is shown in the manual but it does not say where it should be. Thanks for the reply.



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Dusty

02-05-2002 05:57:37




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 Re: Re: Re: Allis G Throttle Rod in reply to Ralph, 02-04-2002 19:01:13  
Perhaps it is a stop to keep the engine from going above 2100 RPM.

Dusty



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Ralph

02-06-2002 17:31:36




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Allis G Throttle Rod in reply to Dusty, 02-05-2002 05:57:37  
The governor has an adjustment for rpm so I think the stop is only to protect the spring. If it was for rpm I think they would have something better than a cotter pin to protect to engine.



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