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Hello to all.
I have a 215 c.i.d. OHV. There is a small link that goes to the carb from the pedal linage ( right behind the carbureted). One end is round and slips over the ball end of the linkage directly to the carburator. There is a clip and spring in the shaft of this link. Every now and then it slips off and the engine goes full throttle. Anyone know how to get it to stay on, or where I can purchase a new one!
Also, my starter cranks and then winds or spins. I'm assuming it's the starter. Is there a particular part of the starter to replace or am I looking at replacing the starter?
The spring inside is likely broken or worn out. Could also be the ball on the carb linkage. Maybe it's worn. Napa may have a replacement. If not, I may have a used one.
I have a 215 c.i.d. OHV. There is a small link that goes to the carb from the pedal linkage (right behind the carburetor). One end is round and slips over the ball end of the linkage directly to the carburator. There is a clip and spring in the shaft of this link.
Every now and then it slips off and the engine goes full throttle. Anyone know how to get it to stay on, or where I can purchase a new one.
It appears you want basic part number 9772.
Complete part number TRAA-9772-A .. Rod Assy-Bellcrank to Carburetor / Obsolete
Also, my starter cranks and then winds or spins. I'm assuming it's the starter. Is there a particular part of the starter to replace or am I looking at replacing the starter?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Try cleaning the bendix. Examine it for wear. They must be clean and free from heavy lubrication to work correctly.
Couple of quick notes:
If the engine goes into full throttle, MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A GOOD RETURN SPRING! I totaled one of my 54's when it stuck full throttle due to a mechanical failure. Autozone, etc. sells a universal return spring if that is an issue.
As for the starter. They use a bendix that can and does get weak and fail. I actually found that the ones on 6 cylinder Ford tractors of the same era use the same bendix drive and often available at local tractor stores for less money.
The bendix is the end of the starter that has the screw, spring, and gear.
A temporary repair to the link may be made by squeezing and compressing the end where it falls off the ball. Pliers would be the tool of choice.
Thank you. Is this the same Bendix/ Starter for a 215 OHV?
Does the Bendix install on the front end of the starter?
These diagrams are great. What maintenance manual are they from?