* Spill Timing Sorted

Posted on June 5th, 2009 by ploughmyfield. Filed under TE-F20 Rebuild.


Last friday I spent the evening setting the spill timing on the tractor. I thought I’d have to dismantle most of it to do this. But thanks to a question asked on the FoFH Forum I had a fantastic reply from Ian Moignard and Raoul le M which after checking with them I have been allowed to reproduce here for you all to enjoy. It has taken some time to put this answer together and I thank Ian and Raoul.

http://www.ploughmyfield.com/spill-timing-te-f20/

It was late last friday night when I’d finished setting the spill timing so I didn’t get chance to test it until Saturday morning. It’s running 200% better with no black smoke.

The tick over speed is still high the spill timing has not sorted this out. One thing that was mentioned was a faulty Diaphragm. So that was the next thing I checked in the week.

After checking (well I think I checked it correctly as the Ferguson Repair Manual isn’t clear) The Diaphragm is OK with no holes, even a pin hole in the Diaphragm can affect the tick over speed. So the next thing is setting the tick over speed manually at the air intake point.

I’ll keep you posted but this one could run and run. I might have got to the bottom of it by christmas!



One Response to “Spill Timing Sorted”

  1. René Says:

    Hello Tim,

    The anti-surge device (the bit in the listle housing at the end of the governor with the two cheese head screws) also has an influence on the idling speed. Has that been reset to stop some surging ?. If so you will have to alter the idle setting to compensate.

    Regards,

    René.

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