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Petter AA1 Controlling engine speed with engine stop lever ?

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Post by ljh896 Mon Sep 07 2020, 08:48

I have a small Petter AA1 single speed diesel engine (1500 rpm).

Is it a bad idea to slow/control the engine speed by using the engine stop lever ?

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Post by maryalice Mon Sep 07 2020, 09:32

I would say yes as its already got only one function, to stop.

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Post by Gaudin98 Tue Sep 22 2020, 10:58

Fit a weaker governor spring. You need to go digging for it in the engines bottom end.

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