Re: 1941 Farmall A throttle problem

Posted by Dave U on July 21, 2003 at 07:34:57 from (206.213.251.31):

In Reply to: 1941 Farmall A throttle problem posted by Jeff Dawson on July 20, 2003 at 19:35:30:

The governor on the "A" is pretty simple. When the throttle is advanced the governor spring pulls on an arm. That arm is attached to a rod with pin. That rod goes trough the governor and comes out the carb side. If that pin were sheared it might act like you are describing. The arm the governor spring is attached to may offer enough resistance to advance the carb throttle plate when the tractor is not running. When the tractor is running the governor weights would hold the arm at idle. When the tractor is running if there is a lot of resistance to manually advancing the linkage between the governor and carb I would guess that the pin is not sheared. Just a thought,

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