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Old 07-20-2014, 02:56 PM
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Default NF K301 throttle linkage & governor adjustment.
Hello all,

I am finally getting my 124 back together after sitting in pieces for 4 years. Decided against installing the D600 Kubota as the idea proved to be more Work than I wanted to tackle. Anyway I believe that I am missing a part of my throttle linkage, would someone please post a picture of the carb side of the K301 to compare to mine. I also need to know the proceedure for setting up the governor linkage " not sure where to set the governor arm"? I'll post pics soon.

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The procedure for setting up the governor is nicely explained in the manual with pictures
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Understanding the "initial adjustment" procedure is important once the mechanical linkage is correctly assembled.
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