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Anonymous Posted on Jul 11, 2014

How to adjust the governor on 13.5 briggs & stratton intek engine?

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First make sure the throttle lever is on full speed position then unloosen the bolt that holds the governor lever to the shaft which protrudes from the engine then with plyers turn the shaft the same direction that the spring pulls the governor lever until it stops then tighten the bolt the holds the governor lever to the shaft. Sometimes the governor shaft might have a screwdriver slot in it to turn it.

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