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    to20 had a pop sound, and will not move, no traction

    Thanks!
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    to20 had a pop sound, and will not move, no traction

    well, tore into it today, it is in fact a broken axle, broke maybe 10 inches or so from where it attaches to the housing, so there is plenty to pull out, once i get to it. thanks for all your sugestions on how to do that. looks like there is a used one on ebay right now, so gonna order that...
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    to20 had a pop sound, and will not move, no traction

    did you have to take the whole trumpet off to get the last half? am hoping i dont have to...we'll see
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    to20 had a pop sound, and will not move, no traction

    right on man, thanks for the reply! thanks for confirming my suspicions, ill check the collar too
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    to20 had a pop sound, and will not move, no traction

    so, looking for advice, i was moving some snow with my to20, has a front loader, which ive done many times. nothing to crazy, not like the bucket can handle much anyways. when i was moving the snow with the bucket, i pushed into the pile that i had, and there was a loud pop from the rear right...
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    checking rpms without tach

    cool, im glad im not the only one freaked out by doing this, and its the recommended way to do it without a tach! went ahead and ordered one of those wireless laser tachs and ill get it off of the pto, doesnt have to be exact, just a rough ball park. thanks guys!
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    checking rpms without tach

    so you wrapped it around the coil wire and not a spark plug wire? i have a tiny tach that only has 1 wire (used it to tune my chainsaw once upon a time before i tuned my ear) and i tried that around a plug wire and it didnt give me a reading really, numbers just kept jumping around. ill try it...
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    checking rpms without tach

    i have one of those, but have not been able to get it to work, the numbers jump around all crazy. i wrapped it around a spark plug wire, but it doesnt seem like its working.
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    checking rpms without tach

    so i was reading my manual in the governor adjustment section, and it outlines a way to check the rpms without a tach.....but it seems dangerous to me. basic process it says is jack one of the rear wheels up off the ground, put a mark on it, run the tractor in 1st gear and count how many times...
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    resetting governor

    according to my manual, it is a flyweight governor, and the to30 tos the ball type. if im reading correctly, they are interchangable, and adjust the same. not sure what ive got exactly, will find out when i open it up in the next few days.
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    pivot pin

    any tips on getting this thing out?? i got it free, turning in there, before i gave it a rest. do i just have to bang it out from the back? seems like there should be another way...but maybe brute force how it goes. any suggestions? thanks! -danny
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    oil leak

    hey, just curious, not trying to hi jack the thread, where did you put the bottle jack to support the engine? under the oil pan? -danny
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    resetting governor

    thnks a lot tom! youre right, its easier to follow in the it manual, really appreciate it! -danny
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    resetting governor

    as i stated in my post, i do have a manual, the dealer shop manual (blue one), and in the section about the governor, it states that you dont have to wheel the front end away, just unbolt the front end bracket and jack the tractor up so you can access the crank pulley. it shows a picture of...
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    resetting governor

    so i have to replace the front crank seal on my to20. i have done a search of the forums and am only able to find reference about this from John (UK), but i dont know if he is still here on this forum, and was curious, does anyone have information on this procedure? on another note, is it safe...
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