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Posted by Diana JH on May 21, 2007 at 15:45:32 from (71.51.127.61):
In Reply to: Re: new question posted by georgeky on May 20, 2007 at 20:40:56:
OK,
I got the adjusting screw out, which in itself is a miracle. I sprayed everything with every can of oil I had here. I'm down to just silicone now, so I'll have to go out tomorrow and get some more.
I believe I have a spring that will work for it. I do have the valve lever moving but it is very very stiff yet. I have a way to go with it.
In the mean time, two other issues here.
I see a "butterfly" inside the intake manifold and my assumption is that when the valve lever moves, this butterfly should be moving too and it doesn't budge. Not one bit. The lever moves from top stop to bottom stop and the butterfly sits still and is super froze up in there.
Second issue is that the diagram shows a "front rod" and a turnbuckle with a nut on it. Neither exist on this tractor. You can sure see where they are supposed to be, but they aren't there.
If this rod, which appears to have the job of stopping the valve lever at counter clockwise were there, it shows it attached to this turnbuckle....and then where does it go? I have no idea.
Lastly, where the cable comes up for the manifold heater...what heater? How? It is attached to this intake manifold but how does it make heat?
Any help, once again would be appreciated greatly. Diana
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