Govenor falling of the fuel pump is a problem on this engine, has probably happend several times before, thats why you Are finding pins in your oil pan.
It happend to my excavator yesterday. Thats how i find your video. The pin securing the govenor to the fuel pump fell off. About 20 min into your video you Are showing the securing pin. After some research i found out this engine Are notorious for having this problem!
Same thing happened on our mini ex with the L3E last week. Came across your video after finding the spring hanging loose on the governor tie rod. Thanks for the video.
Good video, those parts/pieces in the engines seems like sabotage. My guess is someone intentionally put that in the oil fill prior to you buying it. You bought it at auction, people suck. Plus when you first started it up it didn't have any knock...i know it seems ridiculous but how would those peices end up there
Enjoying watching the splitter build!
Thanks!
Dude, you have put a lot of effort into that splitter. Keep on chugging on. And I'm enjoying the content
Thanks 👍
Very timely I am rebuilding one of these myself! Thanks
When putting rod's and pistons in. Put some rubber hose over the studs on the rod's to protect the crank from getting dings.
Govenor falling of the fuel pump is a problem on this engine, has probably happend several times before, thats why you Are finding pins in your oil pan.
I’m not sure what you are trying to say
It happend to my excavator yesterday. Thats how i find your video. The pin securing the govenor to the fuel pump fell off. About 20 min into your video you Are showing the securing pin. After some research i found out this engine Are notorious for having this problem!
👍 It is good to know it’s a common problem
Same thing happened on our mini ex with the L3E last week. Came across your video after finding the spring hanging loose on the governor tie rod. Thanks for the video.
Is there an updated securing pin?
good stuff
Good video, those parts/pieces in the engines seems like sabotage. My guess is someone intentionally put that in the oil fill prior to you buying it. You bought it at auction, people suck. Plus when you first started it up it didn't have any knock...i know it seems ridiculous but how would those peices end up there
That is possible, it isn’t out of the question but I don’t think we will ever know the actual reason.
@@Wolfpupfab gremlin's, that is going to be a cool splitter for sure 👍
Is it direct injection or indirect?