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Posted by Tony C. on August 04, 2005 at 12:00:51 from (24.187.69.249):
In Reply to: Re: Repair throttle cable posted by Redmud on August 04, 2005 at 10:45:11:
Well, I got it working by using a piece called a cable stop, like you see on lawn mower and mini bike linkages for adjustment. I got one that was big enough to slip both of the broken ends in and tightened it down. The chain is a good idea, that was my next step if this doesn't work; I would have even just but an S-hook on the end of the chain and adjust it one link at a time to get the right engine speed. I wanted to stay with the wire cable because that is what is coming out of the throttle control that is on there now. In the winter I will fix it correct, but right now it is on a water pump and we are in a drought and I have to keep it going. Thanks.
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