Re: 1939 John Deer A

Posted by G-MAN on October 15, 2002 at 07:51:00 from (206.106.139.74):

In Reply to: 1939 John Deer A posted by Willliam T. Almy on October 15, 2002 at 06:40:32:

William, you're going to have to use a process of elimination to determine the problem. It could be a carb, ignition, governor or any of several other issues happening. It could even be loose valve guides. You mentioned a complete restoration. What all was done to the tractor? You could also have a vacuum leak at the manifold gasket. Generally, a governor isn't going to cause a miss or anything like that, so if that is your problem, I would look elsewhere. The governor simply controls the throttle valve position relative to the throttle lever position. Is the tractor properly timed? I would recommend reposting your problem on the JD board, as there are some extremely knowledgeable individuals on that board that can give you some step-by-step procedures to determine your problem.

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