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Spring-Governor

Part Number: 792813

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*This part replaces obsolete part #: 691798 and 261306.

Product Information

Manufacturer: Briggs and Stratton, Toro

Product Number: 792813

Classification: Part

Weight: 0.10 lbs.

Shipping: Ships Worldwide

Description:

This is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer. The governor spring is designed for use in engines and lawn tractors from Briggs & Stratton and Toro. This part is made of metal, and is used to provide tension to the stop switch in the governor control plate. You may require pliers and a screwdriver or wrench when replacing this part. This item is sold individually.

Warning: California's Proposition 65

Compatibility

This part is compatible with the following machines:

Briggs and Stratton

Toro

30111 (7000001-7999999)(1987) Lawn Mower
30111 (6000001-6999999)(1986) Lawn Mower
30111 (5000001-5999999)(1985) Lawn Mower
30111 (4000001-4999999)(1984) Lawn Mower
32-10B503 (2000001-2999999)(1992) Lawn Tractor
32-10BE03 (2000001-2999999)(1992) Lawn Tractor
32-12O503 (2000001-2999999)(1992) Lawn Tractor
32-12OE03 (2000001-2999999)(1992) Lawn Tractor
56150 (6000001-6999999)(1986) Lawn Tractor
56155 (3000001-3999999)(1983) Lawn Tractor
56155 (4000001-4999999)(1984) Lawn Tractor
56155 (5000001-5999999)(1985) Lawn Tractor
56155 (6000001-6999999)(1986) Lawn Tractor
56170 (5000001-5999999)(1985) Lawn Tractor
56170 (6000001-6999999)(1986) Lawn Tractor
57300 (7000001-7999999)(1977) Lawn Tractor
57300 (8000001-8999999)(1978) Lawn Tractor
57300 (9000001-9999999)(1979) Lawn Tractor
57300 (0000001-0999999)(1980) Lawn Tractor
57300 (1000001-1999999)(1981) Lawn Tractor
57300 (2000001-2999999)(1982) Lawn Tractor
57300 (3000001-3999999)(1983) Lawn Tractor
57300 (4000001-4999999)(1984) Lawn Tractor
57300 (5000001-5999999)(1985) Lawn Tractor
57351 (7000001-7999999)(1977) Lawn Tractor

57354 (6000001-6999999)(1986) Lawn Tractor
57356 (8000001-8999999)(1978) Lawn Tractor
57356 (9000001-9999999)(1979) Lawn Tractor
57356 (0000001-0999999)(1980) Lawn Tractor
57356 (1000001-1999999)(1981) Lawn Tractor
57356 (2000001-2999999)(1982) Lawn Tractor
57356 (3000001-3999999)(1983) Lawn Tractor
57356 (4000001-4999999)(1984) Lawn Tractor
57356 (5000001-5999999)(1985) Lawn Tractor
57357 (1000001-1999999)(1981) Lawn Tractor
57357 (2000001-2999999)(1982) Lawn Tractor
57357 (3000001-3999999)(1983) Lawn Tractor
57357 (4000001-4999999)(1984) Lawn Tractor
57357 (5000001-5999999)(1985) Lawn Tractor
57360 (8000001-8999999)(1978) Lawn Tractor
57360 (9000001-9999999)(1979) Lawn Tractor
57360 (0000001-0999999)(1980) Lawn Tractor
57360 (1000001-1999999)(1981) Lawn Tractor
57360 (2000001-2999999)(1982) Lawn Tractor
57360 (3000001-3999999)(1983) Lawn Tractor
57360 (4000001-4999999)(1984) Lawn Tractor
57360 (5000001-5999999)(1985) Lawn Tractor
57360 (6000001-6999999)(1986) Lawn Tractor
57365 (6000001-6999999)(1986) Lawn Tractor

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Products Compatibility

This item works with the following types of products:

• Engine
• Lawn Mower
• Lawn Tractor

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Repair Instructions: Submitted by Customers Like You

Tool Type:

Lawn Tractor

Parts Used:

Bracket, Control - 597209

Spring--Governor Link - 691842

Spring-Governor - 792813

Repair Difficulty:

Medium

Time Spent Repairing:

15-30 minutes

Tools Used:

Screwdriver, Pliers, Adjustable Wrench

The old throttle plate was corroded and the plastic piece that the throttle cable hooks to was broken.

I removed the gas tank and the rewind cover, disconnected the wiring from the throttle plate, unhooked and removed the two governor springs and removed 3 bolts on the throttle plate. I replaced both governor springs even though the old ones seemed to be fine. I had a little trouble getting the throttle cable set correctly. The governor doesn't let the engine rpm's as high as before which, I'm sure, can be adjusted. The engine is quieter and still cuts fine at the lower rpm, so i have not changed anything yet. The most difficult part of the project is getting everything hooked up in a small space. Be sure to notice where the springs attach or you may have difficulty getting them hooked up correctly. I am 75 years old with some arthritis so the job should be simple for you young people.

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