I have a MH 35 combine. It has some sort of an electric solenoid mounted by the radiator with a lever on it, the throttle cable it broke, and someone has a chain and spring mechanism made up to control the throttle. I know the cable is what it is supposed to have, but is there any other way to do it? Where should the choke cable be run? This thing hasn't run in a few years and I just bought it, and I'm trying to get it started. I was also wondering if anybody had a serial number list for these and what the difference was between a Super and a regular.
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