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Rick-147 07-12-2026 03:45 PM

Hydro Control Mechanism
 
My 147 hydro control became rusted solid. I got it out and resolved that issue, and now in the process of putting it back together. My question is, with the control assembly disconnected from hydro, how much drag should there be at the lever...how tight should that 1-1/16 friction nut be?

Thanks in advance!
Rick

mortten 07-12-2026 07:18 PM

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From the manual.

darkminion_17 07-12-2026 08:30 PM

you can browse the manuals section to find your model.
go here and see how it is suppose to be .

https://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/...splay.php?f=19

Rick-147 07-13-2026 11:52 AM

Thank you Mortten, but now stuck on step 2
 
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Originally Posted by mortten (Post 541427)
From the manual.

Daaah, I have the manual and did not even think to look.
Thanks for that.

Now... can anyone explain page 2-63 step "b"... "Place a small wedge or key stock of proper size between the mounting bracket and the adjusting nut. Refer to foldout at back manual."

I don't understand the purpose of this step?

Rick

Rick-147 07-13-2026 11:55 AM

Thanks for the link!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by darkminion_17 (Post 541430)
you can browse the manuals section to find your model.
go here and see how it is suppose to be .

https://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/...splay.php?f=19

Thank You for the reference.
Rick

ironman 07-13-2026 03:33 PM

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They are saying "you ain't gonna get no wrench on this nut, so find something that fits to jam it in place to keep it from rotating."
Then when you move the control lever you will either loosen or tighten the nut's pressure on the friction disc's.

Rick-147 07-14-2026 01:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ironman (Post 541446)
They are saying "you ain't gonna get no wrench on this nut, so find something that fits to jam it in place to keep it from rotating."
Then when you move the control lever you will either loosen or tighten the nut's pressure on the friction disc's.

Your brilliant Ironman! Thank you!
Rick


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