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    9N governor setting

    In my recent experience, too large a gap can cause excessive engine speed. Also, a caliper will get you the correct gap. I just did mine last week and used my caliper as I dont have a ford jig. If it's a amazon governor, check to make sure the fork on the shaft the arms are on is...
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    Governor woes

    This was exaclty most of the problem! Thank you. it came already assembled that way.
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    Governor woes

    PROBLEM SOLVED!!!!!!!! Firstly, thank you to everyone with their responses and posts. the information you guys put forth was vital in solvng the problem. Thank you so much everyone! The fix: First, the shaft shims were not right. it wasnt .220-.230. I added a washer to make it up...
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    Governor woes

    That's what I'm hoping. I'll have an update this week
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    Governor woes

    Thank you
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    Governor woes

    This is perfect! Exactly what I was hoping to see. I will do.some tinkering this weekend to see if I can get close
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    Governor woes

    Hcooke you're right. The answer is always the same. You shouldn't have bought the aftermarket one. There weren't any remans on Ebay at my time of purchase. The ones I've seen in the past were up to $500. No way in h#ll I'm paying that for something rebuilt that is still a gamble. I'm...
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    Governor woes

    Ok, long time lurker via Google. I have what I believe is a 46 9n. I'm in the process of changing the governor and the tractor now only has two speeds. Idle and overspeed overspeed is achieved with one click of the throttle plate . I'm now aware I need to adjust the new governors internal...
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