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Gatorman
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2004-06-24          89266

I have heard that you can disable the govenor on the gator and get close to 30 miles per hour, does anyone know how to do that. Please let me know any information ou may have at jkmoye at hotmail dot come

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jcarlson
Join Date: Jun 2005
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2005-06-28          112849

have youn found out the process to disengage the governor? I could find it out, but dont want to spend a long time tearing apart everything to find it. thanks. ....

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yamaman
Join Date: Apr 2008
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2008-04-06          152789

Have either of you guys figured out how to remove the governer yet? I am looking to do this also. Thanks a million ....

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RCWells
Join Date: Apr 2008
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2008-04-20          153130

The gas gator uses a Kawasaki engine. The governor arm and tension spring are found under the triangular cover into which the throttle cable is connected.

All that is necessary to increase the engine operating range is to relocate the tension spring hole farther toward the fulcrum of the governor arm, and that will reduce the spring tension and increase RPM.

Be real careful. These are industrial engines and should not be taken above 3,850 rpm for very long periods.

If you are going to modify the governor, I seriously recommend you invest in a Tiny Tach and get it installed before you start tweaking. ....

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