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Posted by P and R Pete on October 03, 2005 at 17:20:41 from (204.97.243.143):
Learning as I go. Lesson # 1 with this, my first tractor: no local garage to drive it to. This ain't like owning a car. *sigh* Learning as I go. I want to pull my governor on my Super A. It's leaking oil, besides having way too much 'slop' between the speed change lever and the rockshaft arm. Farmall dealer 40 miles away says he ought to have any part I need. Says he: "Yeah, go ahead and pull it. See what ya got". Front fender's off. Do I have to remove the radiator and it's shroud to be able to get the governor out? Or can I squeak it past? There's maybe a short inch of clearance pulling it toward the side, but there's room toward the fan blades, where I could lift it up, and then out. I think.
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