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I picked up a 125 and it starts great but when I would increase the throttle the exhaust would get super hot and glow red and the governor would continually surge on and off.
Here is what I have done so far:
Any suggestions on next steps?? Thanks
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The Carb is running too lean.
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Lean condition is the usual culprit. Usually the carb but it can be other things, such as intake leak.
Does the surging go away when you pull the choke out a little?
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Two 125's and a 124 all with 42" decks Plow blade #2 Cart QA36 snowthower |
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Good suggestion, I forgot about the choke trick.
I'll try that when I get home tonight.
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_____________________________________________ 1968 Cub Cadet 72 w/fenders, headlights, rear grote, hydraulics, creeper, rear weight box, deck and QA-42 snow thrower Spare NF hydraulics, Brinly harrow, Brinly moldboard plow Lots of Cub Cadets have come and gone... |
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Loose and sloppy throttle shaft in the bore?
Try a dab of thick grease smeared around the shaft whereb it goes into the carb. May need a bushing. |
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Ok, so this is performing the opposite of what expect it to do.
The more choke I give it the rougher it runs and the more the governor kicks in. The same happens the more throttle I give it, rougher running and the more the governor kicks in. Starts and idles like a dream and runs worse and worse the more gas you give it. I even tried to adjust the carb and richen it up and the rougher it runs and more the governor kicks in.
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_____________________________________________ 1968 Cub Cadet 72 w/fenders, headlights, rear grote, hydraulics, creeper, rear weight box, deck and QA-42 snow thrower Spare NF hydraulics, Brinly harrow, Brinly moldboard plow Lots of Cub Cadets have come and gone... |
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