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After doing some work this weekend on my 1450, I found I have one thing left to fix (among others that will crop up I'm sure
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Did you try our sponsors on top of the page, I know Chris sells them.
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I got mine At Ace Hardware, look in those special pull out trays where they carry the special hardware. James..
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I just went and pulled out my parts and got that number and was gonna post it. You beat me!
Ryan, your also going to need screws for the throttle shaft. They are #3-48 X 1/4" long. I recommend brass. I use loctite, and I pinch the threads. I ordered a package of 10 of the bushings. Like $8. I also ordered a box of 100 brass screws for the throttle from McMaster Carr. (My local stores don't carry #3 screws) Paid like $12 or $15 for a box delivered. If you can't find them, give me a shout and I'll send you a couple. ![]() |
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