Removing the throttle lever from 1955, TO35

dwaldro · Mar 9, 2015

I'm trying to remove the dash from my TO35. Got all gauges loose but the throttle lever and adjustments are so rusted up, I can't determine the best way to remove the throttle lever. I've read one post that suggested loosening the friction disk assembly and lowering it but I still can't determine how the lever comes out of the adjustment linkage. All help is greatly appreciated. Thanks, D.Waldrop in MS

1948jr · Mar 10, 2015

i have 1 off a 40 which may be the same

1948jr · Mar 10, 2015

yrying to post picts

Txturbo · Mar 18, 2015

mine is rusted apart on one end. But I believe the end connected to the friction wheel slides back to release it from the little ball joint on the friction wheel.

dwaldro · Mar 18, 2015

Thanks for the info. I got it off and that was the way I got it. Take the cotter pin out and back off on the adjusment and it slips right off the "pin". Taking the 55 model apart is a challenge but "ain't" it fun?

Txturbo · Mar 19, 2015

(quoted from post at 18:01:45 03/18/15) Thanks for the info. I got it off and that was the way I got it. Take the cotter pin out and back off on the adjusment and it slips right off the "pin". Taking the 55 model apart is a challenge but "ain't" it fun?

ot as much fun as using it. I have a few things that need to be fixed on mine still but I have to get finished using it first. The more I use it the more I need it. Soon though....

Removing the throttle lever from 1955, TO35

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