A Governor Control Lever Linkage Shaft is a part of the engine's governor unit that connects the shutoff control rod to the governor control lever. It is made from durable material such as steel and its primary function is to transmit motion from the control lever to the shutoff control rod, which controls the fuel flow to the engine.Attributes:• Accommodated with grooves to fit the seals for proper lubrication for smooth movements• Hardened to Rockwell Hardness Scale value of 30N to increase the strength and impact resistanceApplications:A Governor Control Lever Linkage Shaft transmits the motion to the shutoff control rod which adjusts the position of the shutoff control rod, influencing the fuel flow to the engine and helping regulate the engine's speed and maintain it within the desired parameters.