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Re: Simple question, Hard answer super A,C
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Posted by Mark on May 26, 2006 at 18:01:11 from (172.134.43.75):
In Reply to: Simple question, Hard answer super A,C posted by vally farm on May 26, 2006 at 14:56:19:
I got to thinking (dangerous thing!) what would be nice is a throttle knob with a screw adjustment...so you could dial in the rpm's you need for the job. I've seen these before years ago....what on I forget. Airplanes have similar set up...you pull the knob out and then a collar screws it down tight. My SA does much better at a crawl speeds since I rebuilt the carburator..but, when going up one notch on the throttle quadrant..it speeds up too much. Now, if you could just turn a knob in tiny increments until the engine gave the exact speed you wanted..instead of preset notches...I think you'd find the sweet spot for transplanting.
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