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Old 10-10-2022, 10:53 PM
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Default CV25s thrown rod

I just picked up a mower that had a CV25S engine in it with a blown rod. While the rods and such are fixable, I want to know if I need the governor gear assembly. I'm trying to do the bare minimum here.
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I am not sure there is a bare minimum when dealing with a broken rod.
There has to be reason the rod broke in the first place. I would spend
some time trying to determine why it broke before I bought anything.
Otherwise your just spending money and time. Hard telling what damage
was done leading up to the time it broke. Let us know what ya see.
Do you have a way to make some accurate measurements? Bore, crank,
etc.?

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The rings are intact, so I could pull them and get the bore. I have feeler gauges, and such. I'm gonna sleep on this project, since I've got plenty others.
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The rings are intact, so I could pull them and get the bore. I have feeler gauges, and such. I'm gonna sleep on this project, since I've got plenty others.
That tells you NOTHING, you need the proper gauges to measure the bore and the crank. Your $$$ do as you wish.
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