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Posted by Bob M on June 10, 2005 at 07:57:17 from (151.190.254.108):
In Reply to: another governor operation question posted by Leon R on June 10, 2005 at 07:02:14:
Leon - Governor "hunting" on a gas tractor can be from any of several causes: 1 - Carb high speed mixture screw set too lean. Try very slowly pulling the choke closed while the engine is hunting. If you find a point where hunting goes away, a lean fuel mix is the problem. 2 - Linkage binding. The linkage between the governor arm and the carb throttle must be as friction-free as possible. A sticky or binding linkage will tend to hunt. 3 - Worn governor parts. Sloppy flyweight bushings, a worn out thrust bearing, wear in the governor to carb linkage and loose carb throttle shaft bushings can all cause hunting. 4 - Improper governor spring installed. If the spring is too stiff, the governor will be too sensitive - hunting will result. (The opposite is a weak spring - this causes poor governor action and excessive RPM "droop" as the engine is loaded up.) Good luck and hope something here helps!
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