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farmall 100 throttle problem.

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u utt

06-06-2005 02:32:57




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I have a farmall 100 that has developed a throttle problem. The throttle has a mind of its own. When you set the throttle to low idle it will go full throttle all by itself. Also, when you are trying to put the juice to it and put it to full throttle it will just go to idle. Problem is sometimes random and sometimes made worst going up and down hills. Quickly moving the throttle lever back and forth sometimes helps but not for long. The governor looks like it is moving the levers properly. Do not know for sure. Any info or help appreciated.

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Sloroll

06-06-2005 08:50:33




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 Re: farmall 100 throttle problem. in reply to u utt, 06-06-2005 02:32:57  
Check the linkage at the carb. Did it start after a carb teardown? Sometimes the male end of the throttle shaft isn't connected corectly to the fork on the carbs throttle body allowing it to move on it's own. It can be "Trapped" by the fork but when the throtle is moved it will allow the linkage to move on its own again.



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Hugh MacKay

06-06-2005 12:19:30




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 Re: farmall 100 throttle problem. in reply to Sloroll, 06-06-2005 08:50:33  
Slorol: What tractor are you describing? Sure doesn't sound like a Farmall 100.



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Hugh MacKay

06-06-2005 02:57:58




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 Re: farmall 100 throttle problem. in reply to u utt, 06-06-2005 02:32:57  
Your problem is within the governor, probably spring or thrust bearing. Not a lot of fun removing as rad and shroud are very close. Most folks remove the rad, however the governor can be removed without. If you must remove rad, fastest removal is unbolt entire front end at front of engine, remove steering wheel from shaft, disconnect lights and rad hoses. Place a bottle jack under clutch housing and roll entire front end away. If you have no seized bolts, about 1/2 hour job to remove front end.

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