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Paragraphs 130-132
ALLIS-CHALMERS
Renew governor lever if the spring
holes are elongated and/or contact
surfaces are worn flat. Steel washer
type shims (24—Fig. AC52H) inserted
between governor fork (25) and cross
shaft tube (18) control cross shaft end
Fig.
AC52G—Models WC.
WD.
and WF governor in-
stallation on magnefo
equipped engines.
Carburetor throttle to
governor cross shaft
llnkasre
Governor cover
Governor spring &
plunger
Weignc
Weight pivot pin
Bearing carrier
Governor & magneto
drive gear
Cross shaft
Governor lever
Bushing
Oil seal
Impulse coupling drive
retaining pin
Impulse coupling
play. Desired end play is .003-.005.
On the WD, the governor spring
(11) is painted red for identiflcation.
When reinstalling the governor, re-
time the ignition unit.
11.
13.
16.
16.
17.
20.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
8.
14.
18.
19.
21.
22.
23.
24.
. Control shaft
. Oil seal
. Bushing
. Leather washer
Shaft washer
Control ihaffe
spring lever
Spring
Snap ring
Cross shaft tub*
Bushing
Collar
Engine coolant
drain valve
Spring to prevent
linkage vibration
(Discontinued)
Shinui
17
15
,4
Fig.
AC52H—Models WC. WD, and WF engine governor and control linkage as used on
magneto equipped engines. Magneto and governor drive gear and shaft (17) are avail-
able only as an assembly. Model WD and WD45 equipped with battery ignition are
similar except that a distributor drive gear is keyed to the shaft where the magneto
drive coupling is located.
Fig.
AC52J Model WD
governor to carburetor link-
age installation. (1) Cross
shaft linkage, (23) Spring
to prevent governor surge
as installed on earlier
models. Current produc-
tion models are not equip-
ped with this spring. (2)
Carburetor choke valve
spring.
Models WC. WD45
and WF are similar.
NON-DIESEL
COOLING SYSTEM
Model G has
thermO'Syphon
cooling;
a coolant pump is used on the other
models.
RADIATOR & HOSE
All Except Model G
130.
Method of removing the radia-
tor is self-evident after examining the
tractor. On B, C, and RC, the radiator
shell can be removed without disturb-
ing the core and tank unit and the
shutters can be removed after remov-
ing the shell. On the RC, WC, WD,
WD45, and WF, the shell and/or shut-
ters if so equipped can be removed
only after removing the radiator as-
sembly from the tractor.
On WC, WD, WD45, and WF, the
best method for renewing the lower
radiator hose is to remove the water
pump.
Model G
131.
To R&R radiator, remove fuel
tank and fenders as an assembly. Re-
move engine hood and disconnect the
brake return springs from lower side
of radiator. Drain radiator and remove
upper and lower hose. Remove the two
cap screws retaining radiator to clutch
housing.
Fig.
AC53—Model G engine cooling fern
and support assembly.
2.
Bearing
3.
Support
4.
Fan shaft
5.
Support
6. Spacer
7.
Pulley
Model G
FAN
132.
Repairs to fan Fig. AC53 are
accomplished by removing the xan.
shaft and brackets as a unit. Procedure
for doing so is to first remove the hood
and hood support. Loosen generator
to remove tension from the fan belt.
Remove air cleaner and pipe to car-
buretor. Remove instrument panel
from fan shaft bracket and four nuts
attaching fan brackets to cylinder
head. Fan, pulley and bearings are a
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