Posted by farmall_h_1944 on May 09, 2014 at 21:26:23 from (70.39.24.208):
I am having problems getting my H to throttle up when moving to WOT. The RPMs slow and it dies. I've had it for about 3 years and it ran great until last fall when it just died while driving. Since then I have replaced the manifold, changed the points and condensor, replaced the plugs and wires, rebuilt the carb, and replaced the governor with a used one since the bearings were shot in the other one. I also static timed it to the 1st mark on pulley by loosening the distributor and turning it until I get a spark and then re-tighten it. With all those changes it still does the same thing. It's frustrating and I am not sure what I should be looking at next. It starts fine and I can get it to idle ok by adjusting the carb but when I pull back the throttle it doesn't even want to rev up before it dies. I know the governor is linked up to the carb correctly and I have adjusted the linkage according to the manual. Hopefully someone here has experienced this same problem and can tell me what my next step should be. Thanks.
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