Re: Roosa-Master Surprise, Surprise

Posted by george md on May 08, 2004 at 08:35:12 from (64.63.221.171):

In Reply to: Roosa-Master Surprise, Surprise posted by txblu on May 08, 2004 at 06:30:21:

txblu,

Many of the systems from the 50's and 60's
did not have a housing pressure regulator in the
return line . If you have one in the return line,
then his advice is correct , if you don't have
one , then you had better find out what caused
the line to be blocked . Usually blocked by the
pieces of the governor drive ring that has
become old and brittle and has shattered and
floated out with the return fuel. If this is the
case , some where in the near future you will
cut off the rivots that are in the gov drive
plate and at that point you no longer have any
governor control. You don't have runaway engine,
you have over speed engine and runaway operator.

george

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