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Donald Newcomer

10-25-2002 14:27:29




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In high gear at 1/3 throttle going up a small incline the governor wants to hunt and causes the carbuetor to open and close very fast. Help




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Donald Newcomer

10-26-2002 14:27:19




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 Re: JD 49 A in reply to Donald Newcomer, 10-25-2002 14:27:29  
Thanks to Mikey and Gene for your suggestions-- I tried 1/2 hole and full hole short on the linkage from the govenor to carbuetor when I have the throttle wide open and I have the same problem with the govenor wanting to hunt. Any more suggestions would be appreciated.



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Mikey G

10-26-2002 18:32:13




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 Re: Re: JD 49 A in reply to Donald Newcomer, 10-26-2002 14:27:19  
Donald you may have the carb set to lean go 1/2 turn richer on the load jet see if that helps. could also be float is to low. Keep us posted

Mikeyv G



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Mikey G

10-25-2002 19:04:39




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 Re: JD 49 A in reply to Donald Newcomer, 10-25-2002 14:27:29  
Donald sounds to me like you need to adjust your gov. to carb. rod. If my memory is correct engine off throttle lever wide open throttle shaft on carb wide open rod disconnected the hole and rod should be half off (the rod short ) some guys go to a full hole short for better responce on the gov. If this dosent help post again.

Good luck

Mikey G



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gene

10-25-2002 21:22:08




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 Re: Re: JD 49 A in reply to Mikey G , 10-25-2002 19:04:39  
mikey is correct you should be ahalf of a hole short when the rod is set



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