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Marty Z

05-12-2005 22:59:27




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The problem with my gear lash was not with my fan shaft. I have the fan shaft together Ok now. The problem was with the governor bearings. I tried to press off the bearing nearest the mag drive,cuz it was the worst and sloppy ,and all I did was shatter the governor drive gear on the other end. #A 73 R. ( too narrow of a press) I still havn't moved the bearings or the gears at all. What should I do now ? Should I try to find a used Governor ? Should I try to press the rest of the bearings out and see how much I destroy ,then try to get parts ? Is that Govorner drive gear still available from Deere?
This was not a good day in the shop. By the way, Both the bevel gear inside the governor and on the end of the fan shaft are kinda worn from the bad bearing on the mag end of the governor, But usable.
I need some good news. Can any one help?
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Marty Z

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Mike M

05-13-2005 04:35:12




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 Re: 1938 Governor in reply to Marty Z, 05-12-2005 22:59:27  
Don't feel alone as you are not the only one who has busted governor parts trying to disassemble them. That's called the price of an education.Learn from the event. How far are you from Ashland Ohio ? Aren't you in Curtice ? Where's that ? If you want to pack up all your stuff and bring it up I'll help you bust some more(or get it apart). I might have one of those gears around here.



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Marty Z

05-13-2005 07:20:54




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 Re: 1938 Governor in reply to Mike M, 05-13-2005 04:35:12  
yup, that's me .I am just east of Toledo 15 miles. Thank you very much. Let me locate some new bearings. Should be able to get them by the end of next week. The gear that I broke # A 73 R seems to be the same one used on the A's. If you have one I would gladly buy it. When I get my parts together- I would like to take a road trip and get some help from you.
This is my 4th JD restoration and my first broken gear. I was sick about it !
I will post back to you when I get the stuff together.
Thanks
Marty Z

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Marty Z

05-12-2005 23:01:15




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 Re: 1938 Governor in reply to Marty Z, 05-12-2005 22:59:27  
It is a 1938 AR Ser # 256703



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