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Flat washer on my governor shaft ?

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    Posted: 23 Apr 2022 at 9:44pm
Hi to all.
    When I disassembled my A/C-B engine, I found a hardened flat washer on the on the outboard side of the thrust bearing on the governor shaft. It is a distributor type ignition. The parts manual does not show one there. I can only guess that it was acting as a limiter for the thrust bearing on the governor. Does anyone in the forum know of any reason why someone would add a washer there? I was considering leaving it off. 
Any thoughts on this would be helpful. Sorry no pictures.
Thanks
Steve (in ME.)
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Maybe to take up some 'slop' from wear ??
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Probably someone that had never worked on a B Allis Chalmers before. The angle that is cut in the gears keeps it pushed rearward as the engine is running. 
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Thanks for the help. Sounds like it's nothing to be too concerned about. As if it was a spare part that someone found, and a place to install it.
Steve
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I have a "B" with a magneto that would occasionally jump time at idle or shut down. There was enough slop in the governor drive that allowed the magneto to disconnect. I used brass washers to stop the excessive travel and it runs fine. I had bought the tractor non-running and that is what turned out to be the issue.
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Thank you for your reply. That was a good find for you. I will keep that in mind when I fire up. Thumbs Up
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