Exactly where to look depends heavily on the model and type number, but somewhere in the tangled mess of linkage and springs that are on that control plate, you will find the governor control arm. This is usually about 3-5 inches long, with holes along its length, a rod on one end, and a pinch bolt on the other. Remove the pinch bolt. The governor is now free. You will still need some sort of throttle control, because now the governor spring will just lock the throttle wide open. Use old bicycle brake cable, maybe. It's easily rigged. Incidentally, this modification is gauranteed to destroy the engine.
My 5 horsepower Tecumseh on my John Deere snowblower takes : ( 20 ounces / 600 ml )
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My book for my John Deere snowblower , which has a 5 horsepower Tecumseh engine , shows to use the Champion RJ17LM spark plug
11/64"
10w40 will work fine!
.030"
10w40 motor oil will work fine!
You loosen the nut own the governor arm turn the arm clockwise and then turn the governor shaft clock wise. Tighten nut That should do it.
It is usually above the float in the little bowl at the bottom of the carb.
one quart. Use the oil dipstick!!
Sounds like u have carburetor problems!
According to my owners manuel the spark plug gap is 30