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Old 10-14-2018, 08:33 PM
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Put the motor back in and ran all new fuel lines i need to locate fuel shut off valves. Tractor run alright theirs something wrong with the throttle linkage though i need to figure out how to adjust it.






Here is the linkages motor side i didn't touch anything but the cable



This is WOT

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Old 10-14-2018, 09:10 PM
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Your throttle and choke cables aren't mounted proper in the clamps.
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Your throttle and choke cables aren't mounted proper in the clamps.
Thank you for that picture I appreciate it.
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Old 10-15-2018, 06:59 AM
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You can disassemble the fuel shut off valves and clean them out with a couple drill bits by hand.
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You can disassemble the fuel shut off valves and clean them out with a couple drill bits by hand.
Now would that be an issue with my throttle? Machine seems to run fine just idles a little low. Sorry if this is a stupid question.
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Now would that be an issue with my throttle? Machine seems to run fine just idles a little low. Sorry if this is a stupid question.
Idle speed is set with a screw on the side of the carb.
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Idle speed is set with a screw on the side of the carb.

Thank you for the picture, I set the cables correct so i get full sweep of the throttle and choke. The choke is fine but the throttle is weird. It idles fine and if i start to move the lever it barley makes a change till i hit WOT then it seems to be fine. No misses or sputters at WOT this seems to run amazing and happy.
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Still need to move the throttle clamp up so that there's more travel (earlier) in the throttle cable.
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Still need to move the throttle clamp up so that there's more travel (earlier) in the throttle cable.
That's not it either though. The cable is physically pulling the lever but the butterfly in the carb isn't moving. I'll pull the air cleaner off and get better pictures tomorrow.
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That's not it either though. The cable is physically pulling the lever but the butterfly in the carb isn't moving. I'll pull the air cleaner off and get better pictures tomorrow.
Sounds like the governor is out of adjustment or sticking, It looks like there's a bit of rust in the pics, something may hanging up.
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