Take a picture of the top of carb , linkages from above and from further away
Set up information for carb / throttle cable.
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If the throttle cable doesn't move that slotted plate on the right, then the governor is keeping it running flat out.
The throttle is wide open in the pic.
John
The throttle is wide open in the pic.
John
Yep, governor set far too high..
How do I then fix it.
I’ve changed the carb but used same linkage so issue must be something else.
Coming out the side of the engine is a vertical arm.
This arm has a thick rod that goes to that arm in the photo.
I need to sort this as today I was running when using self propell
I’ve changed the carb but used same linkage so issue must be something else.
Coming out the side of the engine is a vertical arm.
This arm has a thick rod that goes to that arm in the photo.
I need to sort this as today I was running when using self propell
See the rod that disappears left into the engine.......is it free to move?
John
John
Yes it should and normally should open and close the throttle butterfly
I think we need to stop & re think this.
I purchased another mower which started up fine & throttle lever did what it was supposed to do.
When home i used the purchased engine in my mower with my carb. Started up & High revs. So I then used the carb that was on the purchased mower but still high revs.
This tells me surely it can’t be the governor as it’s the same governor that was on the engine that I viewed & bought & worked fine.
I purchased another mower which started up fine & throttle lever did what it was supposed to do.
When home i used the purchased engine in my mower with my carb. Started up & High revs. So I then used the carb that was on the purchased mower but still high revs.
This tells me surely it can’t be the governor as it’s the same governor that was on the engine that I viewed & bought & worked fine.
I'm puzzled as to why you didn't transplant the complete thing