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Question on Governor Operation for you !!!
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Posted by Way Up Here on June 09, 2005 at 19:37:51 from (64.42.242.2):
I know what you'd call the basic purpose and function of an engine governor, plus I realize that there are numberous governor design types as well as a variety of linkage hookups between the throttle, carb, and governor to control engine RPM's. Here is my question .... DOES A GOVERNOR ATTEMPT TO OPEN OR CLOSE THE CARB THROTTLE PLATE? Or maybe it could be one way or the other depending on the layout and operation of the parts. Anyone out there clarify just how this works? Maybe there is a link as to an article or something so I can get this clear in my mind.
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