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Old 04-28-2012, 08:24 PM
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i have found a few k301 engines where the hole in the nylon govener gear had wore out over the years and it was very slopy on the shaft. that caused the same problem.
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Old 04-28-2012, 09:21 PM
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i have found a few k301 engines where the hole in the nylon govener gear had wore out over the years and it was very slopy on the shaft. that caused the same problem.
Like they have already said either way it's got to come apart, as soon as I can get my hands on a valve spring compressor Ill let yall know exactly what the issues is this time.
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Old 04-29-2012, 06:25 PM
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Apparently I don't know the difference in CW and CCW, and that's all I have got to say about that.
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The governor allows the engine to maintain a constant speed, and the design of the linkage keeps it from overspeeding. And yes, you need it...if it wasn't needed, why would it be there? Sorry to be blunt, but your grandfather doesn't know what he's talking about.
Matt, have you ever run a 2 wheel Gravely with Gravely engine!!??

The governor was a seldom supplied option.

Be nice to other people's grandfathers'!!

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Nope. That's the first I've heard of an engine in this type of application with no governor, and that'd be the exception rather than the rule. Not to mention we're talking about a Kohler in a Cub Cadet here, so that's irrelevant.

It doesn't matter who said it, it's still wrong.
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He raced gocarts not lawnmowers that's where that comes from, I understand the function and have already began to tear down the engine. ............
Big different in a "throw away" 5 hp B&S go kart racing engine and a cast iron Kohler. WKA spec 5 hp briggs was $175 when I was racing go karts.
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