Posted by carvel minne farmer on April 01, 2018 at 10:20:59 from (207.228.78.180):
good morning shaun and happy easter, john close here I saw in your reply to jd seller on scrapping sheds to get them cleaned out that you have 2 m5's at home. I have 2 m5's that i'm rebuilding one is running that's in my shop now for winter rebuild and repairs and one is was a parts machine, that I want to get running, the first owner of them jury rigged a throttle control on it and I am looking for the complete throttle control and linkage system for it. they are both gassers, this is not a rush and if your not going to be rebuilding or using them and want to sell some parts I would greatly appreciate getting those parts. I will send you down the cash or bank draft and I will look after picking them up and shipping. my e mail address is [email protected] if you shoot me an email with your phone # I will give you a call and set it up. here's a pic of the custom throttle set up. thank you john.
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