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Cub Governor Speed Screw
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Posted by Dave in Md on October 05, 2004 at 04:30:54 from (64.241.199.88):
I'm a newbie posting to this forum. I've been reading it for a few months and gotten alot of useful information that I thank all of you for providing. I had an 801 Ford until about a month ago and last week replaced it with a 53 Cub. It seems completely original, is in good condition and all there. On to the question: I was adjusting the governor yesterday, throttle rod to governor shaft, and then went to the right side of the tractor to look at the speed screw that the manual mentioned. The Speed Screw is safety wired. The book doesn't mention this. Is this one of those "don't touch" adjustment points or is it an if you do adjust it wire it back up to lock it in place? I haven't seen anything else on the tractor that has a safety wire on it. Thanks again for all your help, past, present, future. Dave
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