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Brian

06-07-2000 08:05:35




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Does anyone know if all R's pony engines have a throttle to allow the pony to warm up first. I have seen more R's that when they start, they rev clear up to full throttle. My R is the same way. I have been told to adjust the throttle with the fuel shut off knob. I find no holes in the carb or the gov arm to place another rod to slow the engine down.




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HiK

06-10-2000 19:45:36




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 Re: JD R pony start in reply to Brian, 06-07-2000 08:05:35  
my '54 R has both fuel shut off and a two position throttle control on it, and I havn't seen any others exactly like it. The throttle is placed in the hole for a hand crank, so I figure it was added on.



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Gord G

06-07-2000 16:25:45




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 Re: JD R pony start in reply to Brian, 06-07-2000 08:05:35  
Hi Brian, they came with a hand controlled speed control knob up until serial number 7899 and then there was a link to a governor spring but I have found that people have pretty much adapted them to whatever works whether that meant taking them off or changing them around to whatever they could get to work.
I have four of them and they are pretty much all different from each other.
I start mine in minus 40 weather up here in northern Alberta and run it kind of rich with the valve open until it warms up a bit and then turn it in to speed it up and the pup just keeps on "puppin" with no ill effects. Gord

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