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I’m not sure if this is a good price or not. I rarely these for sale.
https://greenbay.craigslist.org/pts/d/two-rivers-willys-jeep-govenor/7264223668.html
“Belt drive governor for CJ2A — used for belt and PTO Drive application”
Wow. At one time the generator governors were going for over $700 (if I’m remembering correctly). I had just that triangle brace/bracket and it was worth nearly $100. I think I sold it for $75.
If that’s a single speed for generator or welder that’s about right. If it’s a variable speed for farm Jeep then it’s cheap.
Joe: I thought they were worth some money. I guess the popularity has dropped?
That is an early King-Seeley variable speed, complete with the disconnecting pulley, bracket, and linkage to the carburetor. Worth a lot more than the seller posted it for. The seller did not know what he had. Good to the buyer whomever that was, it disappeared off Craigslist before I could read the ad yesterday.