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The BRIGGS STRATTON 593724 is a governed idle spring used in small engine carburetor and governor linkage assemblies. This spring maintains consistent idle speed by connecting the governor arm to the throttle linkage, ensuring the engine holds a stable no-load RPM without hunting or surging. It is a direct OEM replacement component installed by small engine technicians and equipment service professionals during carburetor rebuilds, governor adjustments, or linkage repairs on walk-behind mowers, riding tractors, and other outdoor power equipment.
This governed idle spring is suited for use in residential and light commercial outdoor power equipment powered by Briggs and Stratton engines. It is typically replaced during carburetor service, governor spring kit installations, or when the existing spring shows signs of fatigue, stretching, or breakage that results in erratic idle behavior or RPM instability.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement governed idle spring for Briggs and Stratton small engines used in outdoor power equipment. Consult the Briggs and Stratton parts lookup by engine model, type, and code to confirm fitment before installation.
Installation is typically performed by a small engine technician. Disconnect the spark plug wire before servicing the carburetor or governor linkage to prevent accidental engine start. Springs in governor linkage assemblies are under tension and require care during removal and reinstallation to avoid bending or misrouting. Refer to the engine service manual for correct spring routing and governor adjustment procedure after replacement.
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