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governor spring and loader

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Carlton

06-02-2005 20:22:43




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another question for the guru's.I was wondering on my farmall 300 row crop if i can run the loader off of one of the 3 remotes instead of the pto? the other question is on the gov. spring,is it just to pull the idle down ? Carlton




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CArlton

06-03-2005 06:51:38




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 Re: governor spring and loader in reply to Carlton, 06-02-2005 20:22:43  
thanks to all for your time and knowledge!
Carlton



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Danold

06-03-2005 06:00:47




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 Re: governor spring and loader in reply to Carlton, 06-02-2005 20:22:43  
Wayne-- Nice Job--The Best and Shortest defination of the workings of a governor I have read. Thanks



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Bob M

06-03-2005 04:25:13




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 Re: governor spring and loader in reply to Carlton, 06-02-2005 20:22:43  
Carlton - Actually the governor spring is in action at ALL engine speeds except low idle.

If the gov spring breaks the engine will only run at idle regardless of throttle setting. Or if the spring is weak it will do a poor job controlling RPM under varying load (engine exhibit excessive RPM “droop”). Also it may be able not achieve full RPM.

You can run your loader off one of the remotes – presuming the loader has it’s own control valving. You’ll however need to tie back the remote lever to pressurize the loader hydraulics.

Also be aware the live pump on your 300 may have less GPM capacity than the PTO pump. Means the loader motions would be slower when running off the tractor’s hydraulics.

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Wayne Swenson

06-02-2005 21:09:29




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 Re: governor spring and loader in reply to Carlton, 06-02-2005 20:22:43  
Governor spring controls the maximum speed of an engine.
The governor weights try to close the throttle valve on the carburetor and the spring works against the weights trying to open the throttle valve. Where the 2 pressures (forces) equalize is the speed at which the engine will run.



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