John Deere JA65 wont start, New Coil done

Lawnranger

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I didn't see you mention what it took to get the clutch off. What did you finally do to remove the clutch???
 

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It just took some time to get it off...surprisingly the crank has little rust on it if any. I still have not ordered the camshaft as of yet however.
 

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This maybe better for you................

I'm wondering about the inner-play between the oil slinger and the "rod" that comes down from the top of the case, It seems to be connected to the carb linkage, however I have no idea of its pourpose and how or if it interacts with the slinger

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I'm wondering about the inner-play between the oil slinger and the "rod" that comes down from the top of the case, It seems to be connected to the carb linkage, however I have no idea of its pourpose and how or if it interacts with the slinger

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That is part of the governor. Look at the oil pan and see where it attaches. You will need to line it up when you go back together.
 

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I see the stops that the slinger rest on, the governor must line up in front of that, but I dont see specific spot for it. The good news I guess is that there is not too much movement in the governor so It shoult just fall into place one would think.
 
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