Posted by BruceS. on July 15, 2012 at 13:09:05 from (76.15.9.253):
First of all, thanks for all replies. I just finished doing what everyone suggested: Took off carb fuel bowl and checked throttle plate; not loose and closes with no binding; checked tang on throttle shaft; it is connected to carb and works freely; Adjusted equalzer on bellcrank so that throttle plate would close;all good; checked with disconnected linkage; couldn't see and problems; checked movement of entire linkage with throttle handle; seems to work fine. Started tractor with throttle handle closed (and also throttle plate) tractor raced so shut down immediaely. Where do I go from here: Governor lever seems to have "spring " in it, altho not strong. how can tractor run so fast with closed throttle plate unless governor is doing something right after starting. Appreciate any advice.
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