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flyingjd

01-10-2008 13:38:02




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Bought a 47G I had looked at last summer. When driving home noticed governor was not working as I believed it should. After tear down found one weight had fallen into oil pump drive and cam shaft assembly wearing weight down to about 1/2 of its normal size. My question is would you tear down tractor to see if metal had gone into bearings or done damage else wear. As always I appreciate this boards help. I am sure that I will be asking many more questions.

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Paul from MI

01-10-2008 19:07:11




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 Re: 1947 G in reply to flyingjd, 01-10-2008 13:38:02  
Definitely open the crankcase up and clean it out. if the oil filter is working right you should not get any particles of the weight into the engine bearings. However I've torn down two tractors where the spring and plate in the oil filter cap were missing, thus the filter did nothing at all. I suppose the filter plate stuck toa filter at oil change time and was not noticed and thrown away. Definitely check for this. otherwise wash out the crankcase well--do your repair and go for it. Good luck.
Paul

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RobMD

01-10-2008 15:42:17




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 Re: 1947 G in reply to flyingjd, 01-10-2008 13:38:02  
ohhhhh h definitely sir!

There's a lot at stake here, from getting your oil pump shaft sheared, to having shavings grinding nicely on your rod bearings.



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