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Jourdan

07-06-2005 17:54:39




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I have a WD that seems to run fine but I cannot control the engine speed. When I start the engine with the throttle lever slow as it will go it will idle fine but as soon as I move the throttle lever ever so slightly it wants to run wide open. I was told it was the carburetor I replaced it- no help. Then I was told it was the intake manifold so I changed the gaskets and reworked the head -that seem to make the engine run a little bit smoother but did not help with engine speed control. I"m now looking at the govenor but have no idea how it works. Could someone help me?

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wdtom

07-08-2005 17:40:49




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 Re: WD throttle control in reply to Jourdan, 07-06-2005 17:54:39  
Before you blame the governor checkout the spring under the gas tank on the right side. See that it is installed right and is theright spring. It opposes the centrifigal force of the governor weights and needs to be right. Check pictures, and parts books etc.



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old

07-06-2005 18:23:07




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 Re: WD throttle control in reply to Jourdan, 07-06-2005 17:54:39  
You have probably got gov. problems



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JMS/MN

07-06-2005 21:06:37




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 Re: WD throttle control in reply to old, 07-06-2005 18:23:07  
Sounds like one of those renegade WD tractors built in MN. Over the last couple decades, we've had governor problems too.



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Jourdan

07-07-2005 06:18:12




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 Re: WD throttle control in reply to JMS/MN, 07-06-2005 21:06:37  
How do I check the governor to see if it is the problem?



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