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JD 60 Throttle

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BEN . SO .TEX

12-10-2000 07:34:11




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On my 60 I can throttle up to full power while tractor is not in motion, The engine comes back to the idle speed with the handle forward, I can pull back and forth and it will not change engine speed, The leaf spring move to put tension on the throttle arm, could my governor be wore? Could it be the shaft in the governer housing that is binding? Just for info the tractor was flooded with river water from the flood in 98. it sat till last july when I bought it.

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Pete

12-13-2000 15:19:29




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 Re: JD 60 Throttle in reply to BEN . SO .TEX, 12-10-2000 07:34:11  
Ben, don't overlook you carb! The 70 I did last y
ear drove me crazier than anthing I've ever done!
First thing I did was rebuild the carb, so I figured it was OK... after engine rebuild, it hunted like crazy, rebuilt the governor, still hunted, replaced bearing in governor housing, still hunted, shimmed governor, still hunted, ran in buddy w/ 70 gas, used his carb, ran fine, re-rebuilt carb with about 75% more time cleaning and soaking, best running tractor I've ever owned!
Now if I could just get it to pull competitively!!! Pete

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Gary M

12-11-2000 18:55:51




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 Re: JD 60 Throttle in reply to BEN . SO .TEX, 12-10-2000 07:34:11  
Ben,let me try again. Sounds like the centrifugal weights are frozen up. I bought a non-running 60 last year, after getting it running, it would run wide open or at idle, no in between. This is what I found wrong on mine. Hope this helps
Gary M



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Gary M

12-11-2000 14:04:16




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 Re: JD 60 Throttle in reply to BEN . SO .TEX, 12-10-2000 07:34:11  
Check the centrifugal weights they're probably froze up.



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