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Subject: Huskee Offroad Mower Build December 7th 2013, 10:24 pm
I got this last week so far I remove the deck , remove the hood (needs better one) , clean carb and coil and drove it around.
To Do List -
Better Tires Pulley Swap (Where's a good website to get a pulley for the rear and what size?) Lock Transaxle (this will have to wait until i get another welder)
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is the choke and throttle combined in one? as in, when the throttle lever is all the way up, does it close the choke? or is there a separate choke control?
Just take this as a sign to remove your governor. Take the shaft out and thread a screw in. (you must tear bottom of crank case off for this), then just run the cable straight to carb.
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is the choke and throttle combined in one? as in, when the throttle lever is all the way up, does it close the choke? or is there a separate choke control?
it combined. but I was going to remove what go to the choke and hook it up separate.
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Subject: Re: Huskee Offroad Mower Build December 10th 2013, 8:57 am
I second troybuiltpony.... dump the gov and hook straight to the throttle! #engineanarchyrules
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Subject: Re: Huskee Offroad Mower Build December 10th 2013, 9:45 am
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I second troybuiltpony.... dump the gov and hook straight to the throttle! #engineanarchyrules
I don't know about that with my luck I will get hit with a piece of flywheel.
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Subject: Re: Huskee Offroad Mower Build December 10th 2013, 10:35 am
if you run W/O the gov the valves will float at 4500rpm roughly, the flywheels are rated at 5k rpm roughly so there are no worries unless the flywheel has been removed and was hammered on trying to get it off. My honest opinion.
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Subject: Re: Huskee Offroad Mower Build December 10th 2013, 10:44 am
Yeah, I don't know the limit of a flywheel, but valves will float before anything with the flywheel goes wrong as long as its in good condition. I do want to look into a electric motor that can explode flywheels on purpose to try and find what rpm's there good for.
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Subject: Re: Huskee Offroad Mower Build December 10th 2013, 11:11 am
I don't want to destroy the motor they are hard to find here.
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Subject: Re: Huskee Offroad Mower Build December 10th 2013, 11:20 am
My buddies and I have been running ungoverned engines on offroad mowers, 5 of them, for over a decade and we are not nice to them... we have lost a couple engines over that time, but never to a flywheel.
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Subject: Re: Huskee Offroad Mower Build December 10th 2013, 11:56 am
TheRainbowBoxer wrote:
My buddies and I have been running ungoverned engines on offroad mowers, 5 of them, for over a decade and we are not nice to them... we have lost a couple engines over that time, but never to a flywheel.
And when my buddy and i were there the other day he wasnt nice to that oppy. lol
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My buddies and I have been running ungoverned engines on offroad mowers, 5 of them, for over a decade and we are not nice to them... we have lost a couple engines over that time, but never to a flywheel.
And when my buddy and i were there the other day he wasnt nice to that oppy. lol
So I have to tear the engine apart to get to the gov
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Subject: Huskee Offroad Mower Build December 10th 2013, 2:11 pm
just hook it up strate to the carb, never had a problem with engines over-reving.
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Subject: Re: Huskee Offroad Mower Build December 11th 2013, 8:24 am
Doc will smack me (virtually) in the head for encouraging this, but we leave the governor guts in the engines and just bypass it by hooking direct to the throttle... the risk you take doing it that way is the governor internals can grenade and cause bad things inside your engine.... once again ran several engines for years this way with no prob, but your miles may vary.
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Subject: Re: Huskee Offroad Mower Build December 11th 2013, 8:38 am
[quote="bbuckler"]
MoWheeler wrote:
TheRainbowBoxer wrote:
My buddies and I have been running ungoverned engines on offroad mowers, 5 of them, for over a decade and we are not nice to them... we have lost a couple engines over that time, but never to a flywheel.
And when my buddy and i were there the other day he wasnt nice to that oppy. lol
Yea, the oppy on the banshee tractor is beat. Only way to run it is wide open, but we have an extra to replace it.
Subject: Huskee Offroad Mower Build 
December 7th 2013, 10:24 pm
