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Governor - bellcrank mounting

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Goldnboy    910

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I am attempting to convert a K321 from a Ford/Deere style throttle-governor to wheelhorse style. The hole shown is where the bolt attaches the bellcrank that the governor spring and throttle rod connect. The Hole on this block is there but was not tapped out to screw in a 1/4" bolt,  also about half way in is some hard as #$$@ metal insert that has ate 4 drill bits. How do I get this tapped?

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Goldnboy    910

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Well after much outside redsquare research I determined that carbide tipped would be the only remaining choice. I went online and purchased the proper size and it drilled through like hot butter. For future reference save your other, titanium, cobalt, etc and grab one of these and save your $$ on good broken bits that are incorrect for the job. I have the hole tapped out now.

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Here is the assembly now that the hole is tapped.

 

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