Governed Speed (Rpm) Limits; Governor Components (050000, 118400); Governor Component Removal; Governor Components - Briggs & Stratton Vanguard 05000 Manual

Single cylinder ohv air-cooled engines
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Governed Speed (RPM) Limits

In order to comply with specific top governed
speed limits, Briggs & Stratton supplies
equipment manufacturers (OEM)s with engines
that have adjustable top speed limits. These
limits are set to OEM specifications.
The top no-load speed limit will allow no more
than the desired top governed speed limit when
the engine is operated on a rig id test stand at our
factory. However, the design of the equipment
being powered can affect engine speeds.
Check top governed speed with a tachometer
when the engine is running on a completely
assembled unit. The equipment should be
operated at no load when making this check.
If a governor spring must be replaced:
• Consult the appropriate Illustrated Parts
List.
After a new governor spring i s installed, check
engine top governed speed with an accurate
tachometer and adjust as required.

GOVERNOR COMPONENTS

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(050000, 118400)

Governor Component Removal

NOTE
: The blower housing, flywheel and other
components of the engine must be removed to
replace the governor gear assembly. See
SECTION 3- ENGINE DISASSEMBLY.
Remove gear reduction housing, if equipped,
before removing the cylinder housi ng Cover. See
SECTION 11- CRANKSHAFTS, CAMSHAFTS,
BALANCING SYSTEMS AND GEAR
REDUCTIONS.
1. Slip a box-end wrench (A) on the top nut
(Fig. 4).
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2. While holding governor shaft (B), loosen
nut (A) as shown in Fig. 4.
Fig. 4
3. Disconnect governor return spring (E),
throttle plate links and spring (D).
4. Remove governor lever ([B] Fig. 5).
Fig. 5
5. Remove lower governor lever nut ([F]
Fig.6).
Do not remove the spring clip ([G] Fig. 6) at this
time.

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