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WD45 Governor Problems

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Eric Marcott

02-13-2006 06:22:34




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Our WD45 that we restored a couple of years ago has been running great until about a month ago. The Governor doesn't seem to be working. When we open up the throtle barely off idle, the engine is overrunning and it dosen't operate under load. It is getting oil but when we put in some extra WD40 it works fine for acouple of days. Now it is back to not working. Has anybody else had a problem like this? What did you do to fix it? What is the proper way of taking the Governor off? Our tractor is the one with a distributor. How do you mark the distributor to keep it in time? If you have any ideas, please let us know. Thank You!

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ricedaddy

02-13-2006 16:34:39




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 Re: WD45 Governor Problems in reply to Eric Marcott, 02-13-2006 06:22:34  
take the 4 bolts off the front of the govenor and look at your weights, may have to use a mirrow, 7/16 wrench



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ricedaddy

02-13-2006 16:34:30




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 Re: WD45 Governor Problems in reply to Eric Marcott, 02-13-2006 06:22:34  
take the 4 bolts off the front of the govenor and look at your weights, may have to use a mirrow, 7/16 wrench



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ricedaddy

02-13-2006 16:34:17




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 Re: WD45 Governor Problems in reply to Eric Marcott, 02-13-2006 06:22:34  
take the 4 bolts off the front of the govenor and look at your weights, may have to use a mirrow, 7/16 wrench



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Collin45

02-13-2006 15:50:17




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 Re: WD45 Governor Problems in reply to Eric Marcott, 02-13-2006 06:22:34  
Sounds like you might have a broken govenor weight. If this is the problem you should not run the tractor. It is possible for pieces of the broken weight to work its way through the oil drain holes and into the timing gears. This could get really exspensive. Good luck.



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