Mark Evans
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The overspeed killed the rod, or if not it would have ate up all of the governor weights up to little stubs !!!!! I bet the engine oil screen was full of the debris !!!!!
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Upgrade NowThe gear he showed is not made of metal. Sure looks like nylon or some sort of resin as most later ones are.His was a metal one and if you check it was an overspeed, the spring on the adjustable upper setup has changed from time or reset, you always recheck the high and low on a governor setting every year to make sure at tuneup and I always just under shoot the high side setting on all engines CAT, Honda, Briggs, Kohler just by old habits for longevity !!!!! And I check mine twice a year under heavy use !
Oil screen? Not on a K series.The overspeed killed the rod, or if not it would have ate up all of the governor weights up to little stubs !!!!! I bet the engine oil screen was full of the debris !!!!!
I enlarged the picture and looked close and I see it was plastic !!!Oil screen? Not on a K series.
Also as has already been said, the governor gear in his pic is nylon.
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