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With the engine not running there should be spring force trying to pull the throttle open. Yours according to the service manual has a...

Just a quick question. Was the governor lever turned the right way when you put the sump back on?

Some engines do this but I am not familiar (don't remember really) it has been a while since I have worked at one of the opposed flat...

You stated you were able to bring it back to idle by using a wire -- does the governor are try to pull it back to idle? If not there...

The engine speed is controlled by a balancing act between the governor and the governor spring. When the engine is running the governor...

Have you used the new torque spec and pattern? Have tried to copy file and attach the file but the computer won't allow it. So here is...

Blown head gasket a common problem on Breaks & Scrapem singles especially the 28 and 31 cube engines. Some overeducated engineer thought...

When it shuts down have you checked the antifire solenoid (if it has one) in the carburetor bowl? Sometimes when they get hot they will...

https://www.jackssmallengines.com/jacks-parts-lookup/manufacturer/husqvarna/tractors-ride-mowers/yth24v54-96043025900-2017-09/steering...

according to www.jackssmallengines.com and https://www.husqvparts.com/ the part number for new adjustable drag links is 507047902 right...

A common issue on these mowers. Usually caused by the frame beeing bent from hitting something too hard. Yes the frames are marginal...

You say it "just clicks when the key is turned" Is that to the run position or start? The fuel solenoid and other relays will click in...

Guess it shows my age! Oh my. I was refering to the John Deere tractors made in the 30's 40's and 50's. It was 52 or 53 when they...

Guess it shows my age! Oh my. I was refering to the John Deere tractors made in the 30's 40's and 50's. It was 52 or 53 when they...

Somthing to think about. A V twin engine fires the same as the two cylinder John Deere. One cylinder fires and the other fires 90* later...