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Governer Problems on JD A

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Jared from Kans

08-12-2001 16:42:20




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I have a '44 John Deere A and every time i start it the governer automatically pins the motor to full throttle. i can run the carb by hand and it runs fine but when ever i hook up the governer it rapps up tight. Please give me some places to start looking.

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Russ

08-12-2001 20:36:43




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 Re: Governer Problems on JD A in reply to Jared from Kansas, 08-12-2001 16:42:20  
Check for binding on the linkage, and check the little cotter on the carb where the linkage attachs. If it is not bent right when installing it will jam the throttle. If this is ok. you will have to pull the gov. apart. When reinstalling the gear make sure the marks line up and the slot in the mag is horizontal with the marks on the flywheel lined up. Russ



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lynn

08-12-2001 18:28:51




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 Re: Governer Problems on JD A in reply to Jared from Kansas, 08-12-2001 16:42:20  
pull the throttle rod out of the carb and speed up and slow down the throttle by hand see if the govenor moves the rod it should go back and forth when you speed it up and slow down if it doesn't move the govenor weights pins may have came out sometimes the weight arm are not put in the right position when somebody works on it you might have to pull the gear out of the govenor lynn



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