Lionsfn Forum Newbie Jul 3, 2011 #1 Up date , mower was over reved and now governor has no push. Is it a loose connection or a bad governor?
Up date , mower was over reved and now governor has no push. Is it a loose connection or a bad governor?
reddragon Lawn Addict Jul 3, 2011 #2 are you saying the engines revving and blade is turning but no drive wheels are working?
Lionsfn Forum Newbie Jul 3, 2011 #3 It has no push from the governor arm. I have to manually hold the governor to idle the motor.
reddragon Lawn Addict Jul 4, 2011 #4 i have the same mower..ill take a look at mine and get back to you:wink:
K KennyV Lawn Pro Jul 4, 2011 #5 Can you tell if the shaft is tight to the lever, or is it loose at that connection? :smile:KennyV
reddragon Lawn Addict Jul 4, 2011 #6 is the linkage to the carb in its original shape?...is the long return spring still there?
reddragon Lawn Addict Jul 4, 2011 #7 if your linkage and spring and lever are ok.....your in trouble...it probably threw a governor weight or damaged the spool....
if your linkage and spring and lever are ok.....your in trouble...it probably threw a governor weight or damaged the spool....
reddragon Lawn Addict Jul 4, 2011 #8 id drain the oil and see if any little parts come out with it:frown:
Lionsfn Forum Newbie Jul 7, 2011 #9 Yes the spring is orignal . I am in the process of draining the fluids and doing a little more research. Thanks
Yes the spring is orignal . I am in the process of draining the fluids and doing a little more research. Thanks
