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JD 60 carb. question

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Lenn

07-31-2002 15:34:12




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The throttle shaft is getting pretty loose on the linkage side,idles kind of erratic.
Its the duplex type carb.Are there bushings in the carb body that i can make and replace.
I have a lathe,so i can make my own,or do i have to drill the holes bigger then make bushings.
Would like a idea of what i have to do before i pull the carb.
Thanks.




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Seamo

07-31-2002 20:46:32




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 Re: JD 60 carb. question in reply to Lenn , 07-31-2002 15:34:12  
The carb has bushings but they dont drive through you have to tap the bushing and screw in a bolt to pull out the bushing.The throttle shaft I have been getting from Deere are getting to be poor quality. When you get one put a little steel pocket rule on edge to the back side opposite the notch for throttle plate. Some are bent 1/16-1/8 in. As much as they cost the should be better quality. I usually give them back right there.You can straighten them some after you get them in the carb by tap them on the back side. Good luck!Your throttle shaft has to be free no drag or your governor will not work right. Earl in Illinois

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KEN

07-31-2002 20:27:27




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 Re: JD 60 carb. question in reply to Lenn , 07-31-2002 15:34:12  
I replaced the shaft in my 60 carb and it had bushings in it.Put in new bushings and had to ream them out just a little for it was a little to tight.



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Lenn

08-01-2002 05:27:17




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 Re: Re: JD 60 carb. question in reply to KEN, 07-31-2002 20:27:27  
Ok gentlemen, thanks,i will tear into it soon.



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