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Governor compensating spring
Good choice, I enjoy a good root beer myself. Haven’t made it to the nut for the tension issue yet but I will try both on the same day and report back with results. Thanks -
Governor compensating spring
I will try my luck at the nut tension and se what’s stacked in there, and yes a 601/641 is the correct prize, and for guessing the correct tractor you get a Pepsi cola, bad thing is you have to buy it yourself, … sorry The good thing is if you don’t like Pepsi you can choose something else. Lol... -
Governor compensating spring
My throttle was real hard to pull so I got looking and found my governor compensation spring was not there so I ordered one installed it and now my throttle is way too loose and between 900 RPMs and 1200 it surges pretty bad but it was surging without the spring as well. Not sure if it’s a... -
601/641 dual clutch
Might be why it is broken, I bought 1 SS and one regular, ima put SS in and see and stick spare in tool box. Time will tell -
601/641 dual clutch
I believe that is it, I will have to get a bolt for it and try -
601/641 dual clutch
we might be on to something.... ill investigate tomorrow after work -
601/641 dual clutch
ok I will have to try, i will let you know if that does it -
601/641 dual clutch
This is mine I think its someone up north cause they has a snow plow wet lines running to the front, but it looks the same as there’s Does your tractor look like mine or is it different? -
601/641 dual clutch
That’s a picture of your tractor but mine looks just like it, does your pedal flip I will have to send a picture of mine tomorrow of it flipped -
601/641 dual clutch
Do you know why it does that and is there something wrong -
601/641 dual clutch
I think I didn’t explain well, what I was trying to say is my clutch pedal springs back just fine without outside spring, but if you pull back just a bit it flops all the backwards on the back part of the step just like it has an extra spring in it, feels like a double clutch would feel, I know... -
601/641 dual clutch
Mine has a spring where the two circles are And my clutch pedal will flop back to almost upside down Any advice or questions -
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601/641 dual clutch
Mine has a spring from the floor board to the clutch pedal pivot, yours doesn’t, is there supposed to be one. And does your pedal come all the way back towards the seat if you pull it? I might have to take pictures tomorrow and show Thanks -
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601/641 dual clutch
According to my serial number 619xx mine is a 1959 if I’m reading it correctly, So do I look up parts for 1 601 or 641? Yes Steve I will install one I occasionally with finish mower or bush hog but mostly garden stuff, plow, disk, ect -
601/641 dual clutch
I also have another question, the decals say 601 and I know that is a series of tractor but the model number stamp states it’s a 641 is that normal, cause I see others with 641 on the decals, not gonna change the decals was just a bit curious
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