Governor springs where they hook to on a 404707 1205 01 briggs and stratton

SOURCE: need pictures of governor springs and governor

model # 12f702-1824e1 mower( that uses weedeater string) had a spring come off the carberator and I don't know where to put it back on.

SOURCE: Briggs and Stratton Governor Linkage problem

The easiest thing for you to do is look at any 12.5-19hp Briggs single cylinder engine that's on just about any riding mower.. They all have the same set-up.

SOURCE: 2 springs that go on the governor and to the

The large spring goes on the loop on the link that connects the govenor and carby buterfly together, the other end goes to the metal tang that sits up and moves with the hand control this tang has a long "arm" that alows you to set the high RPM. the small one goes to the same loop but conected the other end to a tang sticking up that dosent move that is closer to the fan cowling. this one isnt critical as it only a dampener. start the engine run up at Full throtle and bend the tag to set max speed 3400RPM I hope this helps

the words are getting jumbled up as Ive been doing this for the last 2 hours...:)

SOURCE: pic/diagram of 10hp briggs & stratton governor,model 205412

on the governor arm itself,,,,there are a bunch of little holes drilled into the arm ,,,one end of the spring goes into usually the third hole from the shaft that the arm is hooked to,,another words the third hole away from the shaft,,,,then the other end of the spring goes to a stationary point to create a stationary base to the end of the spring for constant pressure..usually there is a deal sticking up for the spring to allow maximum movement of the spring without it touching anything.,,,hope it works,,,trial and error in this case is the best thing ,,hook it up WITHOUT stretching it too far,,if you stretch the spring to far then you WILL have to replace the spring!! be carefull on stretching it.

SOURCE: adjusting governor/throttle briggs and stratton

there should be a little screw to help adjust your idle try that..counterclockwise to add more idle, clockwise to slow idle..