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D 15 governor
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    Posted: 12 hours 57 minutes ago at 4:48am
Pulling the disc and the engine over revved. Throttle lever also moves on its own. Have tractor in my little shop now. Pulled dist yesterday, gov shaft has a lot of play. Book says remove rad next,then gov. Anything else I need to do while I'm in there? Thanks

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Points: 22248 		Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote DrAllis Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 6 hours 60 minutes ago at 10:45am
Inspect for timing gear damage. Fix whatever is broken.
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....and I remember MACK saying a nicked or slightly distorted timing gear tooth will cause bad harmonics and lead to another failure....sounds reasonable. Don't cut a corner?
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Thanks Dr Allis and Steve M
Probably just buy a new governor and be done with it.
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