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1937 A GOVERNERS

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GOT THE FEVER

05-02-2003 19:31:03




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MY A HAD A BROKE THROTTEL ROD TO FIX IT I REBENT THE ROD AND DRILLED A NEW HOLE BUT NOW THE ENGINE RUNS AWAY PLEAS HELP THANKS




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nate

05-03-2003 00:08:02




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 Re: 1937 A GOVERNERS in reply to GOT THE FEVER, 05-02-2003 19:31:03  
by bending the rod and redrilling it, you have shortend it causing too much tenion on the governor spring. replace the rod, or adjust the old one to the proper length.



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F-I-T

05-03-2003 08:24:28




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 Re: Re: 1937 A GOVERNERS in reply to nate, 05-03-2003 00:08:02  
Nate is exactly right. I'm pretty sure I remember the adjustment for the rod.

Remove the linkage from the governor to the carb and open the hand throttle to wide open position. While throttle is open, hold carburetor butterfly in wide open position. The governor to throttle rod should lack about 1/2 the hole from reaching the governor linkage.

That way you have just a bit of pre-load tension so the governor won't tend to "hunt".

Please someone tell him if I'm wrong here, because it has been 20 years since I reset an "A" governor.

Frank-in-Tallahassee
70D // 855

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Clyde Scott

05-03-2003 11:15:05




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 Re: Re: Re: 1937 A GOVERNERS in reply to F-I-T, 05-03-2003 08:24:28  
Frank, That's exactly the way you do it.. It just completed adjusting my 36 A.. Hope all is well..!
Clyde Scott - Moultrie, GA.



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GOT THE FEVER

05-03-2003 14:18:39




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: 1937 A GOVERNERS in reply to Clyde Scott, 05-03-2003 11:15:05  
THANKS FOR THE HELP



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