Omgoodness I love it! Farmalls are our family tractors …my uncle has one that he used in tractor pulls all the time …it’s now sitting but it’s still a beautiful piece and filled with awesome memories. Governor looked easy to get to…awesome stuff my friend! 👍✨🌻
Thats awesome, I had gotten this one for tractor pulls. I was self employed at the time and ended up putting it to work instead, lol. Now it just plows my driveway in winter.
I had problems with the governor on mine and can't remember what I did to fix it...i still don't have full throttle...might be the spring....that fix put a smile on your face !
The first gov was plum wore out, loose as could be. The second one is pretty tight but this is the second spring Ive replaced. I have sourced a proper replacement as this one is too light, it wont hold rpm under load. Im still going to overhaul the original one. Ol girl runs really good for her age. Has done a lot of work for me and done it well.
Thank you, its a pretty good running tractor. I havent had much troubles with it other than the gov is wore out. I have an old 8N ford too in about the same shape as the farmall here.
Thanks for takin the time to video and post for us to watch, I have to do the same thing in a couple days from now . Instead of eBay I picked up my used Farmall C gov at a tractor part out place in Iowa off hwy 13
Thats great, thanks for watching. Ebay has been a big help for me sourcing parts. I dont have any tractor salvage places close by. One I can think of but its almost two hours away.
Thanks Vic, the spring is a little weak. Its usable but wont hold full rpm under load. Luckily I found a spring on line, that rascal is 10 bucks tho, dang, lol.
I do LOVE Tractors!!! I think they’re Sexy 😂 I had an old Ford 2000 diesel several years back, always a little tlc here and there but he did whatever work I needed done and then some. Love the sound of yours 🥰👍🏻
I have been a tractor fan since I was little. I finally bought my dream tractor a few years ago an 8N Ford. It runs well but I want to do a full restoration on it one day.
Good to know, I'll check them out. I had just found a spring through Steiner Tractor they want 10 bucks for that bad boy tho. I'll get it most likely since the one I used is a little weak.
Theyre not bad. This is a 1948, it handles a 6 ft finish mower and a 5 ft bush hog. I have an 8 ft grading box that I plow my driveway with its a little heavy for the hydraulics but it does it. I need weights in front as it get pretty light when the implement is lifted.
Yeah a tractor video!! LOL I've had some experience with those governors on a 130 Farmall. Very similar. Hope you can find a stiffer spring. That should take up some of the non responsiveness in the throttle lever.
Way back when I first had problems with it I couldnt find one. I recently found one at Steiners Tractor. I'll be getting one, this one is too light. It does fine riding around but under load it drops rpm.
Thanks, its a 1948. You can find parts to rebuild most stuff on it. Theres not much to the older tractors. You can get engine overhaul kits for them. If you mess up the transmission or differential youl have to find a used one for gears and such. Bearings can be sourced through many places but most stuff can be found in kits on line. Theres a few places that sell antique tractor parts new. Mostly the popular tractors, Farmall, John Deere, Ford, Alis Chalmers and some others.
You could put some in there so its not dry on first start but I dont think its critical. Once the engine starts in a few moments oil will be circulated to it.
Thats a good question. The way it works with the spring inside it pulls or extends the spring to rev up and when you decelerate the rpms the spring will collapse and is basically a pusher from the throttle input arm to the governor arm. If its not slowing down I would say look into wear in the shaft and or shaft bearing/bushing. Also wear in throttle linkages. This could let it rev up and enough play just lets the linkages flop around and not really push it closed to slow down. Just a guess really but someplace to start. Mine doesnt slow to a full idle either but its not bothersome so I leave it be. My governor is pretty wore out.
@@mattmopar440 thats mine, a good runner and I use it for plowing snow. I have an 8N but reverse is too high plowing backwards with a blade on the three point.
Something isn’t right, you should have almost instant rpm change as you move the throttle lever. It looks delayed. Having the correct spring is important, if it’s soft you are not going to have the same power.
Thats correct, the spring is soft making squishy throttle response. This is also in part with a worn out governor making a lot of looseness in the linkage. I mentioned in the video this will get me by until I can rebuild the governor and install the correct spring.
Omgoodness I love it! Farmalls are our family tractors …my uncle has one that he used in tractor pulls all the time …it’s now sitting but it’s still a beautiful piece and filled with awesome memories. Governor looked easy to get to…awesome stuff my friend! 👍✨🌻
Thats awesome, I had gotten this one for tractor pulls. I was self employed at the time and ended up putting it to work instead, lol. Now it just plows my driveway in winter.
I had problems with the governor on mine and can't remember what I did to fix it...i still don't have full throttle...might be the spring....that fix put a smile on your face !
The first gov was plum wore out, loose as could be. The second one is pretty tight but this is the second spring Ive replaced. I have sourced a proper replacement as this one is too light, it wont hold rpm under load. Im still going to overhaul the original one. Ol girl runs really good for her age. Has done a lot of work for me and done it well.
Well done!! I sure miss my 1944 case SC. Sure sounded a lot like your farmall! Awesome looking shop and great repair! Have a great week!
Thank you, its a pretty good running tractor. I havent had much troubles with it other than the gov is wore out. I have an old 8N ford too in about the same shape as the farmall here.
Thanks for takin the time to video and post for us to watch, I have to do the same thing in a couple days from now . Instead
of eBay I picked up my used Farmall C gov at a tractor part out place in Iowa off hwy 13
Thats great, thanks for watching. Ebay has been a big help for me sourcing parts. I dont have any tractor salvage places close by. One I can think of but its almost two hours away.
Nice repair Mr. Bob. She sounds great!
Thanks Vic, the spring is a little weak. Its usable but wont hold full rpm under load. Luckily I found a spring on line, that rascal is 10 bucks tho, dang, lol.
Wow cool tractor! Your lucky to work for a cute supervisor!👍
Lol, thanks, she loves the tractor. Any time she sees one she says "pop".
Very cool tractor and great repair 👍
Thank you, Im glad to have it going again.
I do LOVE Tractors!!! I think they’re Sexy 😂
I had an old Ford 2000 diesel several years back, always a little tlc here and there but he did whatever work I needed done and then some.
Love the sound of yours 🥰👍🏻
I have been a tractor fan since I was little. I finally bought my dream tractor a few years ago an 8N Ford. It runs well but I want to do a full restoration on it one day.
Nice tractor to work on.👍👍👍
Thank you its pretty easy to work on.
Sounds great 👍! I get a lot of my parts from Cross Creek up in Cullman Alabama! You might won't to try them!
Good to know, I'll check them out. I had just found a spring through Steiner Tractor they want 10 bucks for that bad boy tho. I'll get it most likely since the one I used is a little weak.
Good stuff I wouldn't think they had governor's back then but I don't have a tractor yet 6 acres I should but the cost even at the age.
Theyre not bad. This is a 1948, it handles a 6 ft finish mower and a 5 ft bush hog. I have an 8 ft grading box that I plow my driveway with its a little heavy for the hydraulics but it does it. I need weights in front as it get pretty light when the implement is lifted.
Yeah a tractor video!! LOL I've had some experience with those governors on a 130 Farmall. Very similar.
Hope you can find a stiffer spring. That should take up some of the non responsiveness in the throttle lever.
Way back when I first had problems with it I couldnt find one. I recently found one at Steiners Tractor. I'll be getting one, this one is too light. It does fine riding around but under load it drops rpm.
Love it!!
Thank you :)
Nice ole tractor Gunter! What year is it? Is it difficult to get parts?
Thanks, its a 1948. You can find parts to rebuild most stuff on it. Theres not much to the older tractors. You can get engine overhaul kits for them. If you mess up the transmission or differential youl have to find a used one for gears and such. Bearings can be sourced through many places but most stuff can be found in kits on line. Theres a few places that sell antique tractor parts new. Mostly the popular tractors, Farmall, John Deere, Ford, Alis Chalmers and some others.
When putting the governor back together is there supposed to be any lubrication inside?
You could put some in there so its not dry on first start but I dont think its critical. Once the engine starts in a few moments oil will be circulated to it.
So I have one that will Rev up but wont rev down is this the same issue by chance ?
Thats a good question. The way it works with the spring inside it pulls or extends the spring to rev up and when you decelerate the rpms the spring will collapse and is basically a pusher from the throttle input arm to the governor arm. If its not slowing down I would say look into wear in the shaft and or shaft bearing/bushing. Also wear in throttle linkages. This could let it rev up and enough play just lets the linkages flop around and not really push it closed to slow down. Just a guess really but someplace to start. Mine doesnt slow to a full idle either but its not bothersome so I leave it be. My governor is pretty wore out.
@@GuntersGarage OK figures it's an old machine but dam does it run good in the winter so it's my go to snow mover
@@mattmopar440 thats mine, a good runner and I use it for plowing snow. I have an 8N but reverse is too high plowing backwards with a blade on the three point.
I have a 1948 C and the throttle seems to be stuck wide open, does anyone think I have a similar problem?
I would definitely take the governor off and see if the spring is broke.
Something isn’t right, you should have almost instant rpm change as you move the throttle lever. It looks delayed. Having the correct spring is important, if it’s soft you are not going to have the same power.
Thats correct, the spring is soft making squishy throttle response. This is also in part with a worn out governor making a lot of looseness in the linkage. I mentioned in the video this will get me by until I can rebuild the governor and install the correct spring.
@@GuntersGarage guess I missed that