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11-23-09, 07:12 PM
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briggs twin cyl model 422707. any pictures of the governer spring location??
got a briggs 422707..
took the carb off to rebuild it... never did a carb on this engine before but done plenty of carbs.. I was putting the car back on, naturally the ( what appears to be ) the governor spring fell off.
I have no idea where it goes.. I dont see any place for it..
here is the craftsman parts manual.. i believe its part # 262539.
http://mysite.verizon.net/mcalautt/422707.pdf
took the carb off to rebuild it... never did a carb on this engine before but done plenty of carbs.. I was putting the car back on, naturally the ( what appears to be ) the governor spring fell off.
I have no idea where it goes.. I dont see any place for it..
here is the craftsman parts manual.. i believe its part # 262539.
http://mysite.verizon.net/mcalautt/422707.pdf
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11-27-09, 06:43 PM
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Posted By: BFHFixit I have a couple of those in the shop. Are you sure its the governor spring? Can you post a pic of what it looks like now?i just assumed its govenor related because it looks like the spring in the parts break down I listed..
Sounds like you're wanting shots of the governor linkage but normally that needn't be touched just to remove the carb...
its a short spring with a U bend at either end.
Ive done plenty of carbs before.. I only disconnected what was needed on the carb to get it off.. when I was putting it back on,
I heard something hit the ground and when I looked down it was a spring.. Its totally possible that the spring was there and was not suppose to be.. I got this rider used last year so im sure its been worked on before... the throttle control and linkcage feels fine and seems to return so its almost as if it does not belong to this motor.
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11-28-09, 10:30 AM
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The only spring on the governor assy goes behind the bracket. Here are two pics looking behind the bracket from the left side of the engine.
The first pic the yellow arrow points to the top hook of the spring with the open end away from the view point.
The second is the bottom of the spring, yellow points to the open end that goes through a hole, red shows spring side of hook.
The first pic the yellow arrow points to the top hook of the spring with the open end away from the view point.
The second is the bottom of the spring, yellow points to the open end that goes through a hole, red shows spring side of hook.
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12-25-09, 06:20 PM
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finally getting back!
it appears to be a mystery spring.
there is a govn spring there and it is similar to the one I
found that I heard drop however it is much bigger.
as far as I can tell, this is a mystery spring.
I dont know what battles this mower has seen so
for all I know it was serviced somewhere and that spring got dropped in there.. it starts and runs fine.. the throttle control works as it did when I took the carb off.. I think its too small
for a govn spring..
thanks to all that helped !!
I have bad memory but if I remember ill take a pic of the spring
to curve anyone's curiosity. !!
there is a govn spring there and it is similar to the one I
found that I heard drop however it is much bigger.
as far as I can tell, this is a mystery spring.
I dont know what battles this mower has seen so
for all I know it was serviced somewhere and that spring got dropped in there.. it starts and runs fine.. the throttle control works as it did when I took the carb off.. I think its too small
for a govn spring..
thanks to all that helped !!
I have bad memory but if I remember ill take a pic of the spring
to curve anyone's curiosity. !!
