The governor is probably stuck. If you are not sure where the governor is located, follow the wire link from the carburetor throttle to the governor lever. The lever has very short back/forth movement, however it should travel freely. Clean off all debris and gunk from the area where the governor lever goes into the engine to see if that will loosen up the governor.
When a riding mower is idling too fast, the idle adjustment screw may need to be adjusted. Slowly turn the screw in a counterclockwise direction a little at a time until it idles at the correct speed.
I have a 2007 cub cadet LT 1046 riding mower. I wish to adjust the low idle fuel mixture, but cant find the adjustment screw. Could you tell me where, and would I have to take off any other components off to get to it? the mower has a Kohler Courage 23 HP Model SV 720S engine. Thanks- Butch.
More than likely the Governor spring is stretched from being drove in under a tree, or unhooked, or broken.
Where is the low idle fuel mixture adjustment on a 2007 LT 1046 cub cadet riding mower model # 13AP11CH710
The idle on a Toro push mower can be adjusted by turning the screw located on the carburetor. Turn the screw to the right to gain idle speed and turn the screw to the left to diminish idle speed.
Where is the location of the idle screw on the Briggs and Stratton 6.0 engine mulcher mower?
Idle adjustment set to high
You need to adjust your carburetor.
valve sticking, up, bad spark pulg, bent or worn keyway,More...It could also be that the idle speed is set too high, causing the cylinder to "load" excessively when you turn off the key. Also might check the magneto gap -- the gap between the rotating magnetic head and the prongs on the magneto coil. (I usually use a matchbook cover or a business card to set this.)
check your air idle control valve
mower carbs built since around the mid nineties are non adjustable, except for idle speed,
That's because your mower is not powerful so you need to go easy as you drop the mower over the bush