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Topic: Steel Ball
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| Scott from Iowa
07-19-2012 19:31:44
72.35.169.132
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I looking for the steel ball that is between the throttle control lever and plate for an 8n. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
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| Gaspump
07-20-2012 11:30:31
72.40.147.53
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Re: Steel Ball in reply to Scott from Iowa, 07-19-2012 19:31:44
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| 3/8" ball bearing. It was designed to roll in its housing and really works great when it does. Usually gums up quickly though.
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| Notjustair
07-20-2012 08:13:23
174.253.133.66
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Re: Steel Ball in reply to Scott from Iowa, 07-19-2012 19:31:44
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| I walked into the hardware store with the throttle lever in my hand and found one in seconds. 50 cents or something. Get one that is just a little big that will go in with one gentle hammer tap. Then gently close the gap in the arm just a little next to the ball to hold it. Bingo!
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| doug12
07-20-2012 05:40:07
50.41.131.105
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Re: Steel Ball in reply to Scott from Iowa, 07-19-2012 19:31:44
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| I found them on ebay. Had to buy a package of 10 but they were fairly cheap.
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| HCooke
07-20-2012 05:08:52
70.195.0.63
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Re: Steel Ball in reply to Scott from Iowa, 07-19-2012 19:31:44
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| If those suggestions don't work, email Bruce (VA) he had a whole lot of them at one time.
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| Mal(Pa)
07-19-2012 19:56:20
67.234.87.60
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Re: Steel Ball in reply to Scott from Iowa, 07-19-2012 19:31:44
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| Try a hardware store. Also, I've pried the ball loose and turned it around till I had the round side showing and clamped it back shut. Mal
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