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    Thanks for all the advice,does anyone have a schematic for the
    governor linkage for the engine, it's a Tecumseh Xtra Life
    Commercial Industrial HH60. I bought a new carburetor and it purs
    like a kitten, but I can't get it to high rev with the governor
    linkage not attached.  Any help would be appreciated.<br>
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    Thanks,<br>
    Mike M<br>
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 9/29/2021 8:37 AM, Carl Szabelski
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      <div>If the breaks are at the mounting holes, and not at the carb
        body, put large flat washers over the flanges with some JB weld
        and then tighten down. The washers will help compress the flange
        and keep it from working loose. You may have to grind the
        washers down on one side to make them fit, but you’ll have a
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      <div>Carl<br>
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        On Tuesday, September 28, 2021, Mike M <<a
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          <div> Thank you for all the replies to help. The parts snapped
            clean, so I thoroughly cleaned the 2 parts with acetone and
            put it back together with JB Weld. I'll use a light coating
            of RTV black to reinstall it after 48 hrs, and use light
            pressure, to re-attach it. Thank you Mark for your generous
            offer! I'll let you know how it goes.<br>
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            Regards,<br>
            Mike M<br>
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            <div>On 9/28/2021 4:38 PM, magreer67 wrote:<br>
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              <div dir="auto">Send me a picture of what you need.  I
                have a couple of those engines as basket cases from a
                couple TB Horses that I have repowered.</div>
              <div dir="auto">Mark Greer</div>
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                <div>Date: 9/27/21 7:33 PM (GMT-05:00) </div>
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              Hi all,<br>
              I have a question about Troy Built tillers; I have a
              '70's-80's Troy<br>
              Bilt Horse tiller, well before they became MTD. I was
              moving it in high<br>
              gear, over some hard clay to a place I wanted to till.
              Well, it hit the<br>
              ground and took off like a bucking bronco. I started to go
              after it but<br>
              having had my share of injuries this year I just let it go
              . It bounced<br>
              and jumped all over the place, until it hit a tree, and
              cracked the<br>
              carburetor flange. The engine is a HH60 Tecumseh, and all
              I need to<br>
              repair it is a new carb. The problem is I cannot find one
              with the<br>
              plate, and tall screw that is riveted on to accept the
              vertical air<br>
              cleaner. Any  help would be appreciated.<br>
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              Thanks,<br>
              Mike M<br>
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