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Posted by Jim Smith Ft wayne on November 29, 1998 at 19:23:43:

In Reply to: Re: Goofy Farmall B Governor - posted by Ray on November 28, 1998 at 11:34:01:

: : My throttle operation is very nonlinear. On the first notch of the throttle, the engine idles as it should. If I more to the second notch, the engine races ahead, effectively giving me two speeds - Idle and Very fast, with nothing in between.

: : I spoke to a Farmall guy who said it is probably a spring on the governor weights.

: : Last night I took the Governor apart and found out there are no springs on the weights, however I did notice a spring on the fornt inside going from the arm that comes from the trottle to the arm that goes to to the carb. It looked ok but I have no way of testing the tension. I did, however find that the bearing ring was shot and will need replacement.

: : Here are the Questions?

: : Could the Bearing ring be the whole problem?

: : Could the spring be the problem?

: : Are there supposed to be springs on the weights?

: : Could my problem be something else?

: : Thanks in advance for your knowledge.

:
: I have had about the same problem.
: 1. The bearing is a thrust bearing,I have had the bearing to out and cause the weights to stick on the shaft and not allow the weights to advance forward.
: 2.No there is not suppose to be springs on the weights.
: 3.The spring inside should be alright.
: 4. With the gov. housing off does everything move freely
: Hope this information helps. I'm rebuilding a Super C right now.


The free lenght of main spring is 1 15/16" inside
of hook to inside of hook.
Test load and lenght 15 1/4 lbs @ 2 1/8"
IH dealers sell them for 5$
The lower spring which controls surging is 3$.
Have fun.




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