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John Deere D Governor

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B Duncan

07-24-2006 16:22:15




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Hi all. After all the help with the head gasket replacement I have stumbled apon another question. I was in the process of removing the governor housing to replace the gasket since there wasnt one there and when I pulled the housing off of the case and turned it over the fly weight fell off. There was only one. I would have imagined that there is 2. My parts catalog for the D says 2 used. But in the exploded view I only see one. The I&T book just shows one. I can see where the fly weight goes and the reason it fell off is b/c one of the cotter pins was missing. If it is supposed to have 2 than i'm confused as to where the other one goes. I had the tractor running in this state but the mag drive lug was off about 30 degrees and carb was not working correctly so the engine would not advance in rpm with the throttle advanced to wide open position. The tractor in question is a 39 styled. Once again thanks in advance for all the help and advice.

Thanks again
Brad

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B Duncan

07-25-2006 03:16:41




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 Re: John Deere D Governor in reply to B Duncan, 07-24-2006 16:22:15  
Hi Glen,
Thanks again for all the help on these D questions. I will be needing another weight. I will call 2 cyl plus today and if they dont have one I will contact you to see if I can get one from you. Thanks again
Brad



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Glen in TX

07-24-2006 17:17:06




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 Re: John Deere D Governor in reply to B Duncan, 07-24-2006 16:22:15  
Yes Brad, There were two weights pinned to lugs on the governor drive gear D1958R. The gear has two lugs on the side of it the weights pin to. Maybe one of the lugs broke off gear? I'm not sure if new AC667R weights and F3326R (sub C902) pins are available from JD or Greg Stephen may have new ones yet? May have some good used ones here and gear if you need that. Check the condition of the sleeve, lever, and bearings while you have it off. If the shaft coming out top is worn build it up and drill the housing out for a bushing and fit it to the shaft. If you put a bushing in top of housing be sure to stake it good so it doesn't fall down later. You want the LH cylinder on compression with flywheel LH impulse mark aligned on mark and mag drive slot horizontal when reinstalling governor.

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Glen in TX

07-24-2006 23:10:23




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 Re: John Deere D Governor in reply to Glen in TX, 07-24-2006 17:17:06  
Part Details... from: http://jdparts.deere.com Part Number: AC667R Part Price: 68.48 USD On Hand: 0 Check Other Stores Description: WEIGHT,GOVERNOR Part Number: F3326R Part Price: 12.83 USD On Hand: 0 Check Other Stores Description: PIN, GOVERNOR WEIGHT

Also try link below for new / NOS or email me later for used ones.

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