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G Governor and fan shims

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Brandon

01-03-2003 11:11:51

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I am rebuilding my G and have a few questions about the shimming that you have to do to get the right clearances on the gears. Do I put the end cap on the governor right after I bolt it on the tractor? How do you know how many shims to use? When I put the fanshaft in I shim it so that there is a little play in the fan right? Thanks for any help.

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Clooney

01-03-2003 13:16:20

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Re: G Governor and fan shims in reply to Brandon, 01-03-2003 11:11:51

Brandon, is the governor still off the tractor, or is it bolted back on? If you are lost on the shim thickness & don't have the original thickness to start from you will have to remove the governor to set the "heel" position & then the backlash. [the heel is the back side of the fan gear teeth & when set properly the back surface of the teeth & gears will be even]. The fan shaft will have to be bolted in the governor & the governor will have to be off the tractor & upside down to see & feel the gear heel match up.
~If you have the old shim thickness, start with that then set the heel position to be even, then very the governor cover & fan shaft shims to get the correct backlash & still maintain the even heel match up. If there is noticeable wear on the fan gears don't set the backlash too tight probably about .006".

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