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d-15 govenor help
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    Posted: 03 Feb 2015 at 6:57pm
governor all sloppy on series 2 gas d-15

I ordered all my stuff and am wondering how to get the bronze bushing out of the front governor cover. I figure I can drive it back in with block of wood along with the busing on tach end of things I can drive it out. but not this one

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Many years ago I saw an old tech tap the bushing with thread tap - screw in a long bolt, then submerge the cap /cover into hot oil - and pull the bushing out.   Don't know what model tractor it was but principle the same....
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Thread the bushing like tbran mentioned. You can use slide hammer, or piece of all thread with a section of pipe or large socket.If you use the pipe or socket,slide it over the all thread, put a washer over end of all thread, start a nut on all thread and tighten it till it pulls the bushing from cover. HTH Tracy
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